Halfwidth Hangul Letter Wi Letter
ￖ is the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Wi character used in specific halfwidth Hangul text encodings.
U+FFD6
ￖ represents the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Wi. It’s a single character with a defined Unicode code point, commonly handled in text and font workflows. Use the copy options below if you need the exact character for data entry or UI rendering.
Halfwidth Hangul Letter Wi Letter Meaning
ￖ (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER WI, U+FFD6) is a halfwidth Hangul character used to represent the “wi” letter in a halfwidth style. Halfwidth Hangul characters are often encountered when working with legacy encodings, character-compatibility formats, or systems that treat spacing/width differently from fullwidth text. In modern documents, you typically use it only when you specifically need the halfwidth form rather than the normal Hangul letter. Because it has its own Unicode code point, it can be copied directly or inserted using Unicode escapes (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) to ensure consistent character identity across platforms.
Common uses
- •Copying legacy or halfwidth Hangul text into a modern editor without changing characters
- •Rendering data in UI fields that expect halfwidth Hangul formatting
- •Preparing CSV/TSV or plain-text datasets where exact character identity matters
- •Debugging or validating font support for halfwidth Hangul characters
- •Replacing or generating the specific Wi halfwidth character in scripts and templates
Examples
ￖ Halfwidth Hangul Letter Wi
- ￖ반복: ￖ
- ￖ가: ￖ 나: ￖ
- ￖ문자 확인(halfwidth wi): ￖ
- ￖ입력값 = ￖ
- ￖ표시 테스트: ￖ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FFD6 | |
| HTML Entity | ￖ | |
| HTML Code | ￖ | |
| CSS | \FFD6 |
FAQ
What does the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Wi letter mean?
ￖ (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER WI, U+FFD6) is a halfwidth Hangul character used to represent the “wi” letter in a halfwidth style. Halfwidth Hangul characters are often encountered when working with legacy encodings, character-compatibility formats, or systems that treat spacing/width differently from fullwidth text. In modern documents, you typically use it only when you specifically need the halfwidth form rather than the normal Hangul letter. Because it has its own Unicode code point, it can be copied directly or inserted using Unicode escapes (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) to ensure consistent character identity across platforms.
How do I copy the character ￖ?
Use the “ￖ” variation at the top of this page, then paste it into your document or input field. You can also paste the HTML entity (ￖ) if your environment supports entities.
What is the Unicode code point for ￖ?
ￖ is Unicode U+FFD6 (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER WI).
What are the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes for ￖ?
HTML: ￖ | CSS escape: \\FFD6 | JavaScript escape: \\u{FFD6}
Do I use ￖ instead of a regular Hangul Wi letter?
Use ￖ only when you specifically need the halfwidth Wi character (U+FFD6). Otherwise, you’ll typically want the standard Hangul character for “wi,” not the halfwidth form.