Halfwidth Hangul Letter Hieuh Letter
ﾾ (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER HIEUH) is the halfwidth Hangul character Hieuh in Unicode.
U+FFBE
ﾾ is a halfwidth Hangul character represented by Unicode code point U+FFBE. It’s useful when you need Hangul text in halfwidth form for specific styling or legacy-looking typography. Use the copy and escape formats below to place it reliably in web and design tools.
Halfwidth Hangul Letter Hieuh Letter Meaning
The symbol ﾾ is Unicode character “HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER HIEUH” with code point U+FFBE. It represents the halfwidth version of the Hangul letter hieuh, typically used in contexts where halfwidth forms are expected (such as certain legacy encodings, fixed-width layouts, or specific typography that expects halfwidth character widths). It is not the same as the standard fullwidth Hangul letter; the “halfwidth” form is meant for narrower layout behavior. When copying, prefer Unicode (U+FFBE) to avoid display mismatches across fonts and systems that support halfwidth Hangul.
Common uses
- •Rendering halfwidth Hangul in fixed-width UI or terminals where character width matters
- •Designing retro/legacy-style text layouts that use halfwidth character sets
- •Front-end display of halfwidth Hangul characters in custom typography components
- •Producing consistent text in documents that expect halfwidth Hangul spacing
- •Working with data or identifiers that store halfwidth Hangul characters
Examples
ﾾ Halfwidth Hangul Letter Hieuh
- ﾾﾾ ﾾ ﾾ
- ﾾhangul: ﾾ
- ﾾhalfwidth: ﾾ
- ﾾu+ffbe = ﾾ
- ﾾID: ﾾ123
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FFBE | |
| HTML Entity | ﾾ | |
| HTML Code | ﾾ | |
| CSS | \FFBE |
FAQ
What does the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Hieuh letter mean?
The symbol ﾾ is Unicode character “HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER HIEUH” with code point U+FFBE. It represents the halfwidth version of the Hangul letter hieuh, typically used in contexts where halfwidth forms are expected (such as certain legacy encodings, fixed-width layouts, or specific typography that expects halfwidth character widths). It is not the same as the standard fullwidth Hangul letter; the “halfwidth” form is meant for narrower layout behavior. When copying, prefer Unicode (U+FFBE) to avoid display mismatches across fonts and systems that support halfwidth Hangul.
What is the Unicode code point for ﾾ?
The symbol ﾾ is U+FFBE.
How do I write ﾾ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ﾾ
How do I escape ﾾ in CSS and JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\FFBE. JavaScript escape: \\u{FFBE}.
Is ﾾ the same as the fullwidth Hangul letter hieuh?
No. ﾾ is the halfwidth Hangul letter hieuh (halfwidth form), which differs from the fullwidth Hangul character used in normal-width text.