Category: Objects

📆tear-off calendar

📆 tear-off calendar belongs to Objects. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A tear-off desk calendar showing a single date, often used for scheduling, deadlines, and marking important dates.

Aliases

:calendar:

Keywords

calendartear offtear off calendar

What does 📆 tear-off calendar mean?

The tear-off calendar emoji depicts a single-page desk calendar with one date prominently displayed. It's commonly used to reference specific dates, deadlines, appointments, or upcoming events. People often use it when discussing scheduling, counting down to something important, or reminding others to save a date. It can also signal that something is time-sensitive or tied to a particular day.

Often used for

  • Referencing a specific date or deadline
  • Reminding someone about an upcoming appointment or event
  • Discussing scheduling or planning
  • Counting down to an important day
  • Noting a release date or launch date
Tone: Generally neutral and practical in tone. It can be used interchangeably with 📅 (calendar) in casual contexts, though 📆 more specifically suggests a single date rather than a monthly overview.

Illustrative message examples with 📆

These examples are illustrative, not observed messages.

  • don't forget the meeting on friday 📆
  • project deadline is next tuesday 📆
  • marked it on my calendar 📆
  • counting down the days 📆 only 3 more weeks
  • when's the release date again? 📆
  • got my appointment scheduled 📆 march 15th

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How 📆 tear-off calendar looks

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📆 tear-off calendar codes for developers

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Emoji📆
Unicode codepointsU+1F4C6
HTML (decimal)📆
HTML (hex)📆
CSS\1F4C6
JavaScript\u{1F4C6}
JSON\uD83D\uDCC6
URL encoded%F0%9F%93%86
Shortcode (GitHub):calendar:

📆 in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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