🖖 Raised Hand with Part Between Middle And Ring Fingers Emoji

The 🖖 meaning: A hand gesture where the middle finger is raised and the ring finger is bent, creating a V-shape with the middle and ring fingers, while the thumb, index, and pinky fingers are extended. This gesture is commonly associated with the Vulcan salute from the Star Trek franchise, symbolizing peace and long life. The hand is typically depicted in a light skin tone across platforms..

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