leftwards pushing hand
leftwards pushing hand, μΌμͺ½μΌλ‘ λ°μΉλ μ
The leftwards pushing hand emoji is often used to mean "Hold on a second" or "Please wait." It's an expression used to gently interrupt someone.
It's also frequently used among friends and family to mean "Stop" or "No more." It can also be interpreted as extending a left hand for a high five.
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This emoji can be interpreted in various ways depending on the culture. In Western cultures, it's primarily used as a "stop" sign, while in Eastern cultures, it's more commonly used to mean "Wait a moment." In social media and messengers, it's used to pause the flow of conversation or to interrupt someone's message.
Recently, it's frequently used among Gen Z as a playful way to say "Stop it" or "Cut it out" during jokes or lighthearted conversations. It's especially popular among K-pop idol fans as a cute way to express disapproval.