Angel Kaomoji

Where the wings come from

Kaomoji wings are letters from other alphabets that happen to look like feathers:

• ʚ ɞ are phonetic letters that make small round wings, as in ʚ(｡•ᴗ•｡)ɞ.
• ପ ଓ are letters from the Odia script of India, with curly tips like wings, as in ପ(๑•ᴗ•๑)ଓ.
• ଘ with a raised arm is a fairy fluttering, as in ଘ( *ˊᵕˋ )੭* ੈ✩.
• ໒꒱ after a face is one small wing, as in ( ˘ ³˘)໒꒱.

Angels with feelings

• Praying: ʚ(｡-人-｡)ɞ has hands pressed together, for please, thank you or a gentle sorry.
• Crying: ʚ( ╥﹏╥ )ɞ is a sad angel, dramatic but sweet.
• Animal angels: bunnies, bears and chicks get wings too, like ʚ(｡•ㅅ•｡)ɞ.

Check how the wings look

Many wing symbols come from scripts that older phones do not cover, so most faces on this page carry the device label. The ʚ ɞ wings use characters that most phones have, so they are the safest choice for a name or bio. Angel faces often share bows and ribbons with the coquette style, so you will meet some of the same faces on both pages.

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