໒꒰ྀི ; ౦ _ ౦ ꒱ྀི১

A semicolon stands just inside the left edge of the frame, its dot level with the upper half of the eyes and its tail dipping below the baseline: the familiar cold-sweat drop of kaomoji. The eyes are two ౦ (TELUGU DIGIT ZERO), the zero of the Telugu script used in the southern Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Each is a plain, thick ring, a little taller than it is wide, with nothing inside, taller than a lowercase o and shorter than a capital O. Without pupils they give a blank, frozen stare. The mouth is a short _ (LOW LINE) drawn below the baseline, so it sits lower than the bottoms of the eyes. The frame is ꒰ and ꒱ (YI RADICAL SHY and YI RADICAL VEP), radicals of the Yi script of southwest China, shaped like an ε and a 3 with their bulges facing outward. Each carries two Tibetan vowel signs, TIBETAN VOWEL SIGN REVERSED I (U+0F80) and TIBETAN VOWEL SIGN I (U+0F72), which cross into a knot with two loops and two trailing ends, like a ribbon bow. These signs take up no width of their own, and in this site's font they are drawn to the right of the character they follow. So the left bow floats over the space and the semicolon, inside the frame, while the right bow lands outside it, on top of ১. The bows are the highest points of the face. Outside the frame, ໒ (LAO DIGIT TWO) on the left looks like a 6 whose lower loop stops short of closing, and ১ (BENGALI DIGIT ONE) on the right looks like an S whose tail curls back up. There is one space on each side of the semicolon and of the mouth, and two between the right eye and ꒱; with no semicolon on that side, the right eye sits closer to the frame than the left one. This bow frame usually holds soft, smiling faces such as ໒꒰ྀི ´͈ ᵕ `͈ ꒱ྀི১; here the same frame holds wide eyes and a cold-sweat drop. It turned up on X on October 8, 2026, in a list from someone who regularly posts kaomoji collections, alongside several other faces built in this same bow frame; we haven't found it anywhere else. Use it when nerves freeze you on the spot, when a moment turns awkward, or when you're quietly worried something is about to go wrong.