₍˘ 𓂂݂ > ᨵ < 𓂂݂ ྀི₎ഒ

Anyone who has typed >_< knows these eyes: > and <, squeezed shut and facing each other. Between them is a mouth you won't find anywhere else on this site, ᨵ (TAI THAM LETTER LOW THA), a letter of the Tai Tham script used in northern Thailand and neighboring regions. In our font it's a round shape with a deep notch cut up into the middle of its base, so the bottom splits into two rounded lobes, much like an ω. It's about as big as the eyes. Outside each eye is 𓂂 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH D012), an ancient Egyptian hieroglyph that shows up here as a small white circle, with a dot from the Syriac script, ݂ (SYRIAC RUKKAKHA), at its lower right. The circles sit lower than the eyes, so they read like round, flushed cheeks. The outline is ₍ ₎, subscript parentheses that are small and set low, below the line of the eyes. Just up and to the right of the left one floats ˘ (BREVE), a tiny cup-shaped arc. After the right-hand circle come two spaces, and the second carries two Tibetan vowel signs stacked together, ྀ and ི. On screen they form a little knot of two loops, like a tied bow, perched above the right parenthesis as the highest point of the face. Attached outside on the right is ഒ (MALAYALAM LETTER O), shaped like a 6 joined to a 3 and roughly the size of the eyes. On November 14, 2026, it turned up on X in a list of decorated kaomoji someone had posted, sharing a line with two other faces. We have 825 faces using ₍ ₎ and 6 using 𓂂, but no other face has ᨵ for a mouth. Send it when you've done something a little embarrassing, or when something is so cute you have to squeeze your eyes shut.