Halfwidth Hangul Letter U Letter
ￓ is the Halfwidth Hangul Letter U character (U+FFD3) for text where halfwidth forms are required.
U+FFD3
ￓ is a Unicode character named HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER U (U+FFD3). It’s commonly used in contexts that expect halfwidth Hangul presentation. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably.
Halfwidth Hangul Letter U Letter Meaning
ￓ (U+FFD3) is a “halfwidth Hangul” character, meaning it’s part of the Unicode block intended to represent Hangul letters in a narrower, halfwidth style. The most practical way to think about it is as a specific typographic character with a fixed code point, not a generic “U” or a Latin letter. You may encounter it when working with legacy encodings, East Asian text pipelines, or systems that store Hangul compatibility/halfwidth forms explicitly. If your goal is visual width matching or exact character reproduction, copy it by code point or use the provided escapes.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste into documents or templates that require halfwidth Hangul characters
- •Maintaining exact text fidelity when migrating content between character sets
- •Using in UI mockups or design specs where halfwidth typography is required
- •Filling in dataset fields that store the exact Unicode code point (U+FFD3)
- •Developing or debugging text rendering issues involving halfwidth Hangul forms
Examples
ￓ Halfwidth Hangul Letter U
- ￓￓ
- ￓsample: ￓ in halfwidth form
- ￓtext-field=ￓ
- ￓdisplay ￓ next to other halfwidth characters
- ￓlegacy halfwidth Hangul: ￓ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FFD3 | |
| HTML Entity | ￓ | |
| HTML Code | ￓ | |
| CSS | \FFD3 |
FAQ
What does the Halfwidth Hangul Letter U letter mean?
ￓ (U+FFD3) is a “halfwidth Hangul” character, meaning it’s part of the Unicode block intended to represent Hangul letters in a narrower, halfwidth style. The most practical way to think about it is as a specific typographic character with a fixed code point, not a generic “U” or a Latin letter. You may encounter it when working with legacy encodings, East Asian text pipelines, or systems that store Hangul compatibility/halfwidth forms explicitly. If your goal is visual width matching or exact character reproduction, copy it by code point or use the provided escapes.
What is the Unicode code point for ￓ?
ￓ is U+FFD3 (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER U).
How can I copy ￓ reliably in HTML?
Use the HTML entity ￓ.
What escape can I use in CSS or scripts?
CSS escape: \\FFD3. JavaScript (ES6+): \\u{FFD3}.
Is ￓ the same as a normal Latin letter “U”?
No. ￓ is a specific halfwidth Hangul character, not the Latin letter U.