👳 Meaning – Person Wearing Turban Emoji

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The image of a man's face wearing a turban on his head is the emoji that represents a sultan or people of Islamic religion. Depending on context, it can also be interpreted as a djin. Person Wearing Turban Emoji can mean "The main character in this movie is a sultan." or "I've seen many Islamics wearing turbans on their heads!".

The Person Wearing Turban Emoji appeared in 2010, and also known as the Khanda Emoji.📑 Contents

Copy and paste 👳 emoji

It's very easy to get Person Wearing Turban Emoji both on computer and mobile without any emoji keyboard installed. All you need is to select, copy and paste this symbol: . Select this like a regular text, and copy to the clipboard. After doing that, switch to another website or application and paste emoji using context menu or keyboard. Hint: use Ctrl/Cmd+C keys to copy, and Ctrl/Cmd+V to paste emoji.

Even if emoji symbol or smiley looks like a black square or question mark, it most probably will be converted into appropriate image by web site or application where you paste it.

To avoid misunderstandings, first carefully read 👳 meaning and look at 👳 pictures before sending it to somebody: some emoji don't mean what you think they mean ;-)

Person Wearing Turban Emoji HTML-entities

HTML entites are intended for using on websites. You can put Person Wearing Turban Emoji html entity code in decimal or hexadecimal form right in your message, and it will be translated into graphical representation of Person Wearing Turban Emoji after you submit.

👳 emoji Alt-codes for Windows

It's easy to type emoji or any other Unicode character with code value up to U+0ffff by it's alt-code in MS Windows. Here are instructions.

Press and hold Alt key on keyboard.

Hit the Plus (+) button on numeric keypad.

Type the hexadecimal Unicode value digit-by-digit

Now release the Alt key and you'll see your character.

Note 1. This method works only for unicode codepoints U+0ffff and bellow.

Note 2. If this trick does not work, you should check some settings in your Windows Registry. If you don't know what the Registry is, please don't try this! Run regedit.exe and navigate to the HKEY_Current_User/Control Panel/Input Method branch. Add EnableHexNumpad key with type of REG_SZ and set it to "1". You may need to log off and back on to enable this input type.