👂️ Ear emoji
HTML
👂
Unicode
U+1F442
What is 👂️ called?
👂️ is called the Ear emoji.
Often called the listening ear, hearing emoji, or human ear. “I’m all ears” is a common meaning in context, not another official name.
What does 👂️ mean?
👂 is officially named ear. It represents the outer human ear and commonly signals hearing, listening, sound, attention, or ear health.
Use it to say “I’m listening,” ask someone to speak up, mention music or a secret, or discuss audiology, earrings, earache, or anatomy. In a tense context it can also imply eavesdropping. Related choices include 🦻 Ear with hearing aid and 🗣️ Speaking head.
Other meanings
It can mean listening closely, hearing, sound, attention, an ear piercing, ear health, overhearing, or eavesdropping.
Example Usage
Tell me what happened—I’m listening 👂
This ear has been aching all morning 👂
More details
Officially named ear. Its code point is U+1F442. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0. It supports the standard five skin-tone modifiers.
Variants
Visual description
A single human ear is shown in side view with the outer rim, lobe, and inner folds visible.
Unlike the ear with hearing aid, it has no device hooked behind it. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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