Meaning
The nose emoji depicts a single human nose shown from the front or slight angle, rendered in realistic skin tones with clear nasal contours, nostrils, and bridge definition. The design is straightforward and anatomically recognizable while remaining simple enough for use at small sizes.
People use this emoji when literally discussing noses, smells, or olfactory experiences. It pairs naturally with content about scents, fragrances, cooking aromas, or bad odors. The phrase 'sticking your nose in' things ties into nosy behavior, so the emoji humorously appears when someone's gossiping or prying into others' business.
In messaging culture, the nose emoji works for reactions to smelly situations, funny puns about scents, or reactions to overly nosy behavior. It's also used in allergy-related posts, perfume recommendations, and food-related content where aroma matters. The 'nosey' keyword connection makes it useful for lighthearted teasing about curiosity.
Among the earliest body part emojis, the nose was approved as part of Unicode 0.6 back in 2010. Its design has remained relatively consistent across platforms, though rendering subtleties differ. The nose sits comfortably alongside the ear and other foundational body part representations.
Common Uses
- • Discussing smells, scents, or fragrances
- • Reacting to nosy or prying behavior
- • Teasing someone about curiosity
- • Sharing food or cooking experiences
Popular Combos
Did You Know?
Despite being one of the original body part emojis from 2010, the nose remains relatively underused compared to other body partsβlikely because it's harder to reference figuratively in everyday conversation.
Keywords
Skin Tones & Variants
Related Emoji
Technical Reference
Platform Shortcodes
:nose: :nose: :nose: Developer Codes
| HTML (decimal) | 👃 |
| HTML (hex) | 👃 |
| CSS | \1F443 |
| JavaScript | \uD83D\uDC43 |
| Python | \U0001F443 |
| Java | \uD83D\uDC43 |
| Perl | \x{1F443} |
| PHP / Ruby | \x{1F443} |
| Punycode | xn--2qtf |
| URL Encoded | %F0%9F%91%83 |
| UTF-8 Bytes | 0xF0 0x9F 0x91 0x83 |
π in 28 languages
Names sourced from Unicode CLDR and emojibase.
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Bengali | নাঠ|
| Chinese (Simplified) | ιΌ»ε |
| Chinese (Traditional) | ιΌ»ε |
| Danish | næse |
| Dutch | neus |
| English | nose |
| English (UK) | nose |
| Estonian | nina |
| Finnish | nenΓ€ |
| French | nez |
| German | Nase |
| Hindi | ΰ€¨ΰ€Ύΰ€ |
| Hungarian | orr |
| Italian | naso |
| Japanese | ιΌ» |
| Korean | μ½ |
| Lithuanian | nosis |
| Malay | hidung |
| Norwegian | nese |
| Polish | nos |
| Portuguese | nariz |
| Russian | Π½ΠΎΡ |
| Spanish | nariz |
| Spanish (Mexico) | nariz |
| Swedish | nΓ€sa |
| Thai | ΰΈΰΈ‘ΰΈΉΰΈ |
| Ukrainian | Π½ΡΡ |
| Vietnamese | mΕ©i |