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Halfwidth Hangul Letter Mieum Letter

ᄆ is the halfwidth Hangul letter Mieum (U+FFB1), often used in text that needs halfwidth character styling.

U+FFB1

ᄆ is a Halfwidth Hangul character represented by Unicode U+FFB1. It can be useful when you need consistent “halfwidth” typography, such as in certain fixed-width text layouts. Below are ready-to-copy forms and practical ways to use it.

Halfwidth Hangul Letter Mieum Letter Meaning

ᄆ (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER MIEUM) is a Unicode halfwidth Hangul character. It represents a Hangul letter in the halfwidth block (not the standard fullwidth Hangul forms). Because it is a halfwidth character, it’s commonly encountered in contexts where text is expected to use halfwidth presentation—such as legacy encodings, fixed-width UI components, or formatting that relies on character width. In day-to-day use, it’s mainly a typographic/character-set choice: you copy the symbol directly or insert it via its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes to ensure the exact character is rendered.

Common uses

  • Copying exact halfwidth Hangul characters for UI labels and menus
  • Adding halfwidth text in fixed-width chat or terminal-style displays
  • Ensuring consistent rendering when mixing different character widths in a single string
  • Using Unicode-safe escapes in HTML, CSS, or JavaScript to insert ᄆ reliably
  • Preparing text for legacy-compatibility workflows that expect halfwidth Hangul

Examples

ᄆ Halfwidth Hangul Letter Mieum

  • Halfwidth test: ᄆ
  • Title: ᄆ
  • Label (halfwidth): ᄆ
  • Enter: ᄆ to continue
  • Sample string: ᄆ-01

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+FFB1
HTML Entityᄆ
HTML Codeᄆ
CSS\FFB1

FAQ

What does the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Mieum letter mean?

ᄆ (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER MIEUM) is a Unicode halfwidth Hangul character. It represents a Hangul letter in the halfwidth block (not the standard fullwidth Hangul forms). Because it is a halfwidth character, it’s commonly encountered in contexts where text is expected to use halfwidth presentation—such as legacy encodings, fixed-width UI components, or formatting that relies on character width. In day-to-day use, it’s mainly a typographic/character-set choice: you copy the symbol directly or insert it via its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes to ensure the exact character is rendered.

What Unicode character is ᄆ?

ᄆ is the HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER MIEUM, with code point U+FFB1.

How can I copy ᄆ reliably on the web?

You can copy the character directly (ᄆ), or insert it using the HTML entity ᄆ.

How do I use ᄆ in CSS or JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\FFB1. JavaScript (Unicode escape): \\u{FFB1}.

Is ᄆ the same as a fullwidth Hangul letter?

No. ᄆ is specifically the halfwidth Hangul character (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER MIEUM). Fullwidth Hangul letters are different Unicode characters.