Significado dos Emojis (+ Kaomoji equivalentes)
Ever wondered what an emoji really means? This guide explains the most popular emojis in plain English â and for each one, shows the matching Japanese kaomoji (text face) that expresses the same feeling. Emojis say a mood in one glyph; kaomoji draw a whole expression out of text. Tap any entry to jump to that emotionâs full kaomoji collection.
Emoji meanings list
- ð
- Grinning face â a wide, friendly open smile. It means happy, cheerful, or in a good mood. In kaomoji: (^âœ^) â Happy Kaomoji
- ð
- Face with tears of joy â laughing so hard you cry. It means something is hilarious or you canât stop laughing. In kaomoji: (â§âœâŠ) â Laughing Kaomoji
- ð€£
- Rolling on the floor laughing (ROFL) â even more intense than ð. It means uncontrollable, hysterical laughter. In kaomoji: ïŸ.+(*â§âœâŠ)ïŸ â Laughing Kaomoji
- â€ïž
- Red heart â the classic symbol of love. It means deep love, affection, or strong liking for someone or something. In kaomoji: (â¡Ïâ¡) â Love Kaomoji
- ð¥°
- Smiling face with hearts â feeling loved, adoring, or surrounded by warmth. It means in love, grateful, or smitten. In kaomoji: (à¹â¡â¿â¡à¹) â Love Kaomoji
- ð
- Smiling face with heart-eyes â head over heels for someone or something. It means I love this, wow, or so attractive. In kaomoji: (ãâ¥â¿â¥ã) â Love Kaomoji
- ð
- Face blowing a kiss â sending a kiss with a little heart. It means affection, flirting, goodbye, or xoxo. In kaomoji: (ï¿£Îµï¿£ïŒ )ïŸïŸïœ¯â¡ â Kiss Kaomoji
- ð¥º
- Pleading face â big watery puppy-dog eyes. It means begging, "pretty please", touched, or being cutely vulnerable. In kaomoji: (â¢Ìïž¿â¢Ì) â Cute Kaomoji
- ð
- Loudly crying face â bawling with streams of tears. It means very sad, overwhelmed, or (ironically) so moved/happy you cry. In kaomoji: ïŒïŒÏïŒïŒ â Crying Kaomoji
- ð¢
- Crying face â a single tear and a downturned mouth. It means sad, hurt, or feeling sorry. In kaomoji: (ÏãŒÏ) â Sad Kaomoji
- ð
- Pensive face â a downcast, dejected look. It means sad, disappointed, regretful, or quietly down. In kaomoji: (ÂŽã»Ïã»`) â Sad Kaomoji
- ð¡
- Pouting (red) face â fuming with anger. It means furious, enraged, or really mad about something. In kaomoji: (â¬à² çಠ) â Angry Kaomoji
- ð
- Angry face â furrowed brows and a frown. It means annoyed, mad, or upset (a bit milder than ð¡). In kaomoji: (`ÐÂŽ) â Angry Kaomoji
- âš
- Sparkles â glittering shine. It means something is special, magical, beautiful, exciting, or "ta-da". Often adds emphasis or a glow. In kaomoji: (ïŸâã®â)ïŸ*:ïŸâ§ â Sparkle Kaomoji
- ð
- Folded hands â a gesture of thanks, please, or prayer/hope. It means thank you, please, or "fingers crossed / Iâm hoping". In kaomoji: m(_ _)m â Thank You Kaomoji
- ð³
- Flushed face â wide eyes and red cheeks. It means embarrassed, flustered, shocked, or caught off guard. In kaomoji: (//Ï//) â Shy Kaomoji
- ð
- Smiling face with blushing cheeks and smiling eyes. It means warm, happy, grateful, or sweetly content. In kaomoji: (Ëâ¡Ë) â Blushing Kaomoji
- ð
- Smiling face with sunglasses â looking cool and confident. It means cool, awesome, "deal with it", or unbothered. In kaomoji: (ââ _â ) â Cool Kaomoji
- ð€
- Thinking face â a hand on the chin and a raised brow. It means pondering, doubtful, or "hmm, let me think". In kaomoji: (ÂŽã»Ïã»ïœ) â Thinking Kaomoji
- ðŽ
- Sleeping face â closed eyes with a "Zzz" bubble. It means asleep, sleepy, tired, or bored to the point of dozing off. In kaomoji: (-_-)zzz â Sleepy Kaomoji
- ð
- Grinning face with a cold sweat â smiling through awkwardness or relief. It means nervous laughter, "phew", or "yikes, that was close". In kaomoji: (^_^;) â Nervous Kaomoji
- ð
- Smirking face â a sly, knowing side-smile. It means smug, flirty, mischievous, or "I know something you donât". In kaomoji: (¬â¿Â¬) â Smug Kaomoji
- ð€
- Smiling face with open hands â offering a hug. It means warmth, comfort, "come here", or a virtual embrace. In kaomoji: (ã£ââ¿â)㣠â Hug Kaomoji
- ð±
- Face screaming in fear â hands on cheeks, mouth agape. It means terrified, shocked, or "OMG I canât believe it". In kaomoji: (((( ;ïŸÐïŸ)))) â Scared Kaomoji
- ð®
- Face with an open mouth â caught by surprise. It means surprised, amazed, or "wow / oh!". In kaomoji: (°o°) â Surprised Kaomoji
- ð
- Winking face â one eye closed with a smile. It means playful, flirty, joking, or "just between us". In kaomoji: (^_-) â Wink Kaomoji
- ð¥³
- Partying face â with a party hat and confetti. It means celebrating, "letâs party", or congratulations. In kaomoji: (^âœ^)ïŒ â Party Kaomoji
- ð
- Party popper â a burst of confetti. It means celebration, congratulations, or "yay, you did it". In kaomoji: ãïŸ(ÂŽâïœïŸ â Party Kaomoji
- ð€©
- Star-struck â a grinning face with shining star eyes. It means amazed, thrilled, excited, or "this is awesome!". In kaomoji: (ââœâ) â Excited Kaomoji
- ð€
- Face with steam from the nose â huffing with frustration or determination. It means fed up, indignant, or fired-up resolve. In kaomoji: (àž â¢Ì_â¢Ì)àž â Determined Kaomoji
- ð©
- Weary face â eyes shut, frowning in exhaustion. It means tired, fed up, overwhelmed, or a dramatic "ugh". In kaomoji: (ïŒÂŽÐïœ) â Tired Kaomoji
- ð£
- Persevering face â scrunched eyes and a strained mouth. It means struggling, stressed, or pushing through discomfort. In kaomoji: (>_<) â Frustrated Kaomoji
- ð
- Worried face â raised, anxious brows. It means concerned, uneasy, or fretting about something. In kaomoji: (ãÅï¹Å) â Worried Kaomoji
- ð
- Smiling with sweat (awkward) â a tense grin and a sweat drop. It means awkward relief, "heh, that was awkward", or nervous. In kaomoji: (^^;) â Awkward Kaomoji
- ð
- Relieved face â closed, content eyes and a soft smile. It means relaxed, at peace, satisfied, or "ahh, thatâs better". In kaomoji: (â°Ëâ¡Ëâ°) â Relaxed Kaomoji
- ð€š
- Face with a raised eyebrow â skeptical and questioning. It means doubt, suspicion, or "really? are you sure?". In kaomoji: (àž à² _ಠ)àž â Sarcastic Kaomoji
- ð
- Face with rolling eyes â looking up and away in exasperation. It means annoyed, unimpressed, "whatever", or sarcastic. In kaomoji: (¬_¬) â Annoyed Kaomoji
- ð
- Confounded face â scrunched eyes and a wavy, gritted mouth. It means frustrated, distressed, or "ugh, I canât". In kaomoji: (>_<) â Frustrated Kaomoji
- ðµ
- Dizzy / knocked-out face â spiral or X eyes. It means dazed, overwhelmed, confused, or "my head is spinning". In kaomoji: (@_@) â Dizzy Kaomoji
- ð
- Confused face â a slightly downturned, uneven mouth. It means puzzled, unsure, or mildly disappointed. In kaomoji: (ÂŽã»ïœã»`) â Confused Kaomoji
- ð
- Smiling face with horns â a mischievous, devilish grin. It means playful evil, scheming, or being up to no good. In kaomoji: (â£_â¢) â Devil Kaomoji
- ð
- Backhand index pointing right â a finger pointing forward. It means "hey, you / over here / check this out", or a shy "ðð" gesture. In kaomoji: (âïŸã®ïŸ)â â Pointing Kaomoji
- ð
- Neutral face â straight eyes and a flat mouth. It means no reaction, indifference, awkward silence, or an unimpressed "...okay". In kaomoji: (-_-) â Bored Kaomoji
- ð¬
- Grimacing face â a clenched, baring-teeth smile. It means awkward, tense, "yikes", or "this is uncomfortable". In kaomoji: (ï¿£âœï¿£;) â Awkward Kaomoji
- ð
- Person bowing â bending forward in a deep bow. It means a sincere thank you, a humble request, or a heartfelt apology. In kaomoji: m(_ _)m â Sorry Kaomoji
- ð±
- Cat face â a friendly kitty. It means a cat, cuteness, or a playful "nya/meow". In kaomoji: (=^ã»Ïã»^=) â Cat Kaomoji
- ð¶
- Dog face â a happy puppy. It means a dog, loyalty, cozy cuteness, or a cheerful "woof". In kaomoji: (áµáŽ¥áµ) â Dog Kaomoji
- ð»
- Bear face â a round, cuddly bear. It means a bear, huggable cuteness, or a cozy, gentle vibe. In kaomoji: Êâ¢áŽ¥â¢Ê â Bear Kaomoji
- ð
- Skull â literally a skull, but in texting it usually means âIâm deadâ from laughing: something is SO funny it killed you. It can also mean death, danger, or âthis is killing meâ. In kaomoji: (â§ââŠ)/ â Laughing Kaomoji
- ð
- Upside-down face â a smile flipped over. It means sarcasm, irony, awkwardness, or a passive-aggressive âeverythingâs fineâ when it really isnât. In kaomoji: Ê (ââ¿â)Ê â Sarcastic Kaomoji
- ð«¶
- Heart hands â fingers forming a little heart. It means love, gratitude, support, or âI appreciate youâ. In kaomoji: (ã¥â¡áµâ¡)㥠â Love Kaomoji
- ð¥¹
- Face holding back tears â welling up with emotion. It means touched, proud, grateful, or so happy you might cry. In kaomoji: (ïŒâœïŒ) â Happy Kaomoji
- ð
- Eyes â glancing to the side. It means âIâm watchingâ, interest, suspicion, or âooh, did you see that?â. In kaomoji: (â_â) â Surprised Kaomoji
- ð«
- Melting face â a smile dissolving into a puddle. It means overwhelmed, dying of embarrassment, melting from the heat, or âI canât evenâ. In kaomoji: (@_@;) â Dizzy Kaomoji
- ð«¡
- Saluting face â a hand raised in salute. It means respect, âyes, sirâ, âon itâ, or a solemn âunderstoodâ. In kaomoji: (`ã»Ïã»ÂŽ)ã â Determined Kaomoji
- ð¥²
- Smiling face with a single tear â smiling through the pain. It means bittersweet, holding it together, or âIâm okayâ when things are tough. In kaomoji: (ã€ï¹â) â Sad Kaomoji
- ð
- Nail polish â painting oneâs nails. It means sassy, unbothered, fabulous, or a confident âI donât careâ. In kaomoji: (ï¿£Ïï¿£) â Cool Kaomoji
- ð«¥
- Dotted-line face â a face fading out of view. It means feeling invisible, wanting to disappear, hiding, or quietly zoning out. In kaomoji: |Ï) â Awkward Kaomoji
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does ð mean?
- ð is the loudly crying face, with big streams of tears. It means very sad, heartbroken, or overwhelmed â but online itâs also used to dramatize strong feelings like crying from laughter or being touched. The matching kaomoji for the same feeling is a tearful face like ïŒïŒÏïŒïŒ.
- What does 𥺠mean?
- 𥺠is the pleading face, with big watery puppy-dog eyes. It means begging or "pretty please", feeling touched, or being cutely vulnerable and asking for sympathy. In kaomoji form, the same teary, pleading look is (ãâ¢ÌÍâ¢Ìã).
- What is the difference between an emoji and a kaomoji?
- An emoji is a single picture-character like ð or â€ïž that shows a mood or object at a glance. A kaomoji is a Japanese-style text face built from characters and symbols, like (^_^) or (ãâ¢ÌÍâ¢Ìã), which can draw a richer, more nuanced expression. Emojis can look different on each device, while kaomoji appear as the same plain text everywhere. This page pairs each popular emoji with its matching kaomoji.
- Are these emojis and kaomoji free to use?
- They are free to copy without signing up or paying. Before commercial use, check any third-party rights that may apply to an emoji or character sequence and the rules of the destination platform.
- What does ð mean?
- ð is the face with tears of joy â laughing so hard you cry. It means something is hilarious or you find it very funny, and it is one of the most-used emojis worldwide. The matching kaomoji for the same feeling is a laughing face like (â§âœâŠ).
- What does â€ïž mean?
- â€ïž is the classic red heart, meaning love, affection, and deep care. It is used for romance, family, friends, and anything you love. In kaomoji form, the same warmth is shown with a heart face like (â¡ÂŽâœ`â¡).
- What does ð mean?
- ð is the skull. Literally it means death or danger, but online it usually means "I am dead" â as in something is so funny you are dying of laughter. It is a Gen-Z way to react to a joke, similar to ð.
- How do I find the meaning of an emoji?
- Scroll or search this page â each popular emoji is listed with a clear meaning and the matching Japanese kaomoji for the same feeling. Tap any emoji or kaomoji to copy it instantly.
- Why do emojis look different on iPhone and Android?
- Each platform designs its own emoji artwork, so ð or 𥺠can look a little different on iPhone, Android, Windows, and Samsung â even though it is the same character underneath. This is one reason kaomoji like (^_^) are handy: as plain text, they look identical everywhere.