Halfwidth Hangul Letter Yu Letter
ￗ (U+FFD7) is the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Yu, a halfwidth Hangul character used in specific encodings.
U+FFD7
ￗ is a Unicode character named Halfwidth Hangul Letter Yu. It’s commonly encountered when working with legacy halfwidth Hangul text, fonts, or fixed-width character sets. Use the copy options below to insert it reliably in your content.
Halfwidth Hangul Letter Yu Letter Meaning
ￗ is the Unicode character “HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER YU” with code point U+FFD7. As its name suggests, it belongs to the halfwidth Hangul block (category: Fullwidth in this dataset), which is used in some legacy or specialized text contexts where Hangul characters appear in halfwidth form. In practice, you’ll see this symbol in older encodings, compatibility mappings, or document conversions where halfwidth Hangul is preserved. If you’re designing for consistent character widths, matching font coverage, or reconstructing text from exported sources, this code point helps you insert the exact intended character.
Common uses
- •Copy/paste a legacy halfwidth Hangul character in converted text
- •Testing font support and glyph rendering for U+FFD7
- •Replacing or matching characters in fixed-width or compatibility layouts
- •Preparing input strings for systems that expect halfwidth Hangul characters
- •Cleaning up text after encoding or normalization steps in pipelines
Examples
ￗ Halfwidth Hangul Letter Yu
- ￗhalfwidth_yu: ￗ
- ￗlegacy text sample: ￗ
- ￗfont_check(halfwidth): ￗ
- ￗcompatibility string: ￗ
- ￗinsert char here: ￗ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+FFD7 | |
| HTML Entity | ￗ | |
| HTML Code | ￗ | |
| CSS | \FFD7 |
FAQ
What does the Halfwidth Hangul Letter Yu letter mean?
ￗ is the Unicode character “HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER YU” with code point U+FFD7. As its name suggests, it belongs to the halfwidth Hangul block (category: Fullwidth in this dataset), which is used in some legacy or specialized text contexts where Hangul characters appear in halfwidth form. In practice, you’ll see this symbol in older encodings, compatibility mappings, or document conversions where halfwidth Hangul is preserved. If you’re designing for consistent character widths, matching font coverage, or reconstructing text from exported sources, this code point helps you insert the exact intended character.
What is the Unicode code point for ￗ?
ￗ is U+FFD7 (HALFWIDTH HANGUL LETTER YU).
How can I paste ￗ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity from this page: ￗ
How do I include ￗ in CSS or a stylesheet?
Use the CSS escape form: \\FFD7
What programming escape can I use in JavaScript?
Use the JavaScript escape: \\u{FFD7}