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four o’clock Emoji

U+1F553 · Travel & Places / Time
Emoji🕓️
Namefour o’clock
Unicode CodepointU+1F553
CategoryTravel & Places
SubcategoryTime
Emoji Version0.6
Tags4, 4:00, clock, four, o’clock, time
Decimal Value128339
Hex Value0x1F553
HTML Code (Dec / Hex)🕓 / 🕓

About four o’clock

The four o’clock emoji represents a place, building, mode of transportation, or geographic feature, commonly used in travel planning conversations, location-tagged social posts, or figuratively to signal a trip, vacation, or "getting away" theme.

Category context: The Travel & Places category includes buildings, geographic features, transportation, and sky/weather symbols — frequently used both literally (trip planning, location-sharing) and as visual shorthand for travel-related content and social posts.

Cataloged under Time within the Travel & Places category, four o’clock is the 120th of 219 emoji How To Type Any Symbol lists in this category, and was introduced in Emoji version 0.6 of the Unicode Emoji Standard. Technically, it is represented by a single Unicode code point rather than a combined sequence, making it one of the simpler emoji to encode and display reliably across platforms. Its Unicode code point sequence is U+1F553.

💡 Good to know: Sky and weather emoji from this category are commonly used for literal weather updates in casual messaging, as a quick alternative to typing out conditions.

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What is the Unicode for the four o’clock emoji?

The four o’clock emoji is Unicode U+1F553.

What does the four o’clock emoji mean?

The four o’clock emoji represents a place, building, mode of transportation, or geographic feature, commonly used in travel planning conversations, location-tagged social posts, or figuratively to signal a trip, vacation, or "getting away" theme.