🕑️ Two o’clock emoji
HTML
🕑
Unicode
U+1F551
What is 🕑️ called?
🕑️ is called the Two o’clock emoji.
Also known as 2:00 clock, two oclock, or two sharp. These terms reflect common wording, regional usage, or how the symbol looks; Unicode’s official name is two o’clock.
What does 🕑️ mean?
🕑 is officially named two o’clock. A clock showing two o'clock, representing 2:00 PM in the afternoon or 2:00 AM in early morning. This time often represents mid-afternoon activities, work periods, or very early morning hours.
Use it for literal references to two o’clock and for afternoon timing, hourly organization, scheduled activities. Both “2:00” and “two o’clock” name the shown time; context can also describe the two-o’clock direction. Related choices include 🕜 One thirty and 🕝 Two thirty.
Other meanings
It can mean afternoon timing, hourly organization, scheduled activities. Context determines whether the message is literal, scheduled, directional, or figurative.
Example Usage
The team meeting is scheduled for two o'clock đź•‘ this afternoon
The schedule marks two o’clock 🕑
More details
Officially named two o’clock. Its code point is U+1F551. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
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Visual description
A clock face showing the hour hand pointing to two and the minute hand pointing to twelve.
Both “2:00” and “two o’clock” name the shown time; context can also describe the two-o’clock direction. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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