Category: People & Body

🫃pregnant man

🫃 pregnant man belongs to People & Body. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A male figure with a pregnant belly, representing male pregnancy.

Aliases

:pregnant_man:

Keywords

bellybloatedfullmanovereatpregnantpregnant man

What does 🫃 pregnant man mean?

The pregnant man emoji depicts a man holding a round belly. It is used to represent transgender men and non-binary people who are pregnant, but is also commonly used humorously to describe a 'food baby' from being bloated or overeating.

Often used for

  • Discussing male pregnancy, particularly regarding transgender men
  • Joking about feeling bloated or full after a big meal ('food baby')
  • Sharing updates or logistics about a pregnancy journey
  • Talking about family planning and expecting a child
Tone: Because this emoji can represent transgender male identity, using it merely as a joke about overeating can sometimes feel insensitive. It is often best used thoughtfully, especially in literal contexts regarding reproductive health.

Illustrative message examples with 🫃

These examples are illustrative, not observed messages.

  • we're expecting our first baby next spring 🫃
  • just hit the second trimester and the cravings are real 🫃
  • does anyone have recommendations for comfortable maternity wear? 🫃
  • the ultrasound went perfectly today, so happy 🫃
  • trying to figure out the best leave options for when the baby arrives 🫃

How 🫃 pregnant man looks

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pregnant man emoji in OpenMoji style
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🫃 pregnant man codes for developers

Every format below produces 🫃 — click Copy on the one your stack needs.

Emoji🫃
Unicode codepointsU+1FAC3
HTML (decimal)🫃
HTML (hex)🫃
CSS\1FAC3
JavaScript\u{1FAC3}
JSON\uD83E\uDEC3
URL encoded%F0%9F%AB%83
Shortcode (GitHub):pregnant_man:

🫃 in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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