🕜
One Thirty Emoji
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Unicode Code Point | U+1F55C 1F55C |
Emoji Name | one thirty |
Unicode Version Date Added for Emoji | 0.7Initial release |
Category | |
Keywords | one thirtytimehalf pastclockafternoon |
🕜 Meaning and Explanation
The 🕜 emoji displays a clock face with the hour hand pointing between the 1 and 2, and the minute hand pointing to the 6.
It represents the time one thirty, whether it's 1:30 AM or 1:30 PM.
This emoji is commonly associated with scheduling, appointments, specific events, or simply indicating a particular moment in time.
It provides a clear visual cue for a precise half-hour, making communication about timing more efficient.
🕜 How to Use
This emoji is commonly used to specify the time one thirty for various purposes.
- For scheduling appointments: Use it to set up meetings, calls, or other engagements at 1:30.
- To indicate an event start time: It can signify when a show, class, or activity begins.
- For general time references: Use it when discussing something that happened or will happen at 1:30.
- As part of a sequence: It can be used with other clock emojis to show a progression of time.
🕜 Cultural Background
| Region | Common Meaning | Additional Notes or Misunderstandings |
|---|---|---|
| 🌍 Global | 1:30 AM/PM, specific time | Universally understood as a precise time indicator. |
| ⏰ Scheduling | Appointments, deadlines, event times | Often used in digital calendars and messaging for clarity. |
| ⌚ Timekeeping | Punctuality, daily routine | Part of a series of clock emojis used to convey specific half-hours. |
Common Misunderstandings of 🕜
AM vs. PM ambiguity
Without additional context, it's unclear if 🕜 refers to 1:30 AM or 1:30 PM.
Tip: Always specify AM or PM with text if the distinction is important, e.g., "Meeting at 🕜 PM."
Confusing with other clock emojis
It's one of many clock emojis, and can be mistaken for other half-hours if not viewed carefully.
Tip: Ensure the context makes it clear you mean 1:30, especially in a rapid exchange.