Emoji (BRIEFCASE): meaning and Unicode code

usually conveys business papers, work tasks and office order. and belong to the "Office" topic

is often paired with , , . Together they help convey the right nuance faster.

In a similar context, instead of you can use , , . They carry a close meaning but with a slightly different emphasis.

For example: "What matters here is work, documents and business order " or "The symbol immediately sets an office and organizational context for ".

is appropriate when you need to show documents, a business task, organization, paperwork or an office environment.

In messages usually means "this is about work and documents", "order in business matters" or "it's about an office task".

The hidden meaning of depends on context: office signs often mean not just an object on a desk, but a state of engagement in the work process and structure.

is called briefcase; in Unicode it is U+1F4BC. It belongs to the "Objects" category and is part of the "Office" topic.