★ U+11B5: Technical Specifications for Hangul Jongseong Rieul-Phieuph (ᆵ)
The *Hangul Jongseong Rieul-Phieuph “ᆵ” U+11B5* character (codepoint U+11B5) is an essential component within the Korean Hangul script’s composition system. This comprehensive resource provides developers and enthusiasts at iloveunicode.com with the complete technical specifications, encoding conversions, and usage context for this unique trailing consonant (jongseong) form.
Unicode Specifications for ᆵ
The specific Unicode glyph ᆵ is classified as a *jamo*, or individual phonetic element, used in the construction of Hangul syllables. It was officially incorporated into the Unicode Standard in **version 1.1 (June, 1993)**. This element resides within the Hangul Jamo block, which is part of the **Basic Multilingual Plane**.
Main Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Hangul Jongseong Rieul-Phieuph |
| Unicode Codepoint | U+11B5 |
| Unicode Version | 1.1 (June, 1993) |
| Block | Hangul Jamo |
| Plane | Basic Multilingual Plane |
Bidirectional and Categorization Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Bidirectional Class | Left To Right (L) |
| Is Mirrored? | No |
Other Unicode Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | Other Letter |
| Script | Hangul |
| Combining Class | Not Reordered |
Encoding Conversions and Implementations
For cross-platform compatibility, understanding the various encodings and conversion formats for U+11B5 is crucial. The tables below detail the representation in HTML, URL, CSS, and programming languages, alongside the essential UTF encoding bytes.
U+11B5 Conversion Formats
| Format | Code |
|---|---|
| HTML (decimal) | ᆵ |
| HTML (hex) | ᆵ |
| HTML (named) | - |
| URL Escape Code | %E1%86%B5 |
| CSS | 011B5 |
| JavaScript, JSON | \u11B5 |
| C, C++, Java | \u11B5 |
| Python | \u11B5 |
| Rust | \u{11B5} |
| Ruby | \u11B5 |
UTF Encodings (Byte Representation)
| Encoding | Hexadecimal Bytes |
|---|---|
| UTF-8 | 0xE1 0x86 0xB5 |
| UTF-16 | 0x11B5 |
| UTF-32 | 0x000011B5 |
How to Input the Hangul Character
To directly enter the **Hangul Jongseong Rieul-Phieuph** (ᆵ), you can use the system-specific input methods described below by utilizing its unique **U+11B5** codepoint.
System Typing Instructions for “ᆵ”
Preview and Related Characters
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- ᆵ
Times, Times New Roman, serif
- ᆵ
Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
- ᆵ
Courier, Courier New, monospace
Associated Characters based on ᆵ
- ㄿ U+313F – Hangul Letter Rieul-Phieuph
- 갎 U+AC0E – Hangul Syllable Galp
- 갪 U+AC2A – Hangul Syllable Gaelp
- 걆 U+AC46 – Hangul Syllable Gyalp
- 걢 U+AC62 – Hangul Syllable Gyaelp
- 걾 U+AC7E – Hangul Syllable Geolp
- 겚 U+AC9A – Hangul Syllable Gelp
- 겶 U+ACB6 – Hangul Syllable Gyeolp
- 곒 U+ACD2 – Hangul Syllable Gyelp
- 곮 U+ACEE – Hangul Syllable Golp
- 괊 U+AD0A – Hangul Syllable Gwalp
- 괦 U+AD26 – Hangul Syllable Gwaelp
- 굂 U+AD42 – Hangul Syllable Goelp
- 굞 U+AD5E – Hangul Syllable Gyolp
- 굺 U+AD7A – Hangul Syllable Gulp
- 궖 U+AD96 – Hangul Syllable Gweolp
- 궲 U+ADB2 – Hangul Syllable Gwelp
- 귎 U+ADCE – Hangul Syllable Gwilp
- 귪 U+ADEA – Hangul Syllable Gyulp
- 긆 U+AE06 – Hangul Syllable Geulp
- 긢 U+AE22 – Hangul Syllable Gyilp
- 긾 U+AE3E – Hangul Syllable Gilp
- 깚 U+AE5A – Hangul Syllable Ggalp
- 깶 U+AE76 – Hangul Syllable Ggaelp
- 꺒 U+AE92 – Hangul Syllable Ggyalp
- 꺮 U+AEAE – Hangul Syllable Ggyaelp
- 껊 U+AECA – Hangul Syllable Ggeolp
- 껦 U+AEE6 – Hangul Syllable Ggelp
- 꼂 U+AF02 – Hangul Syllable Ggyeolp
- 꼞 U+AF1E – Hangul Syllable Ggyelp
- 꼺 U+AF3A – Hangul Syllable Ggolp
- 꽖 U+AF56 – Hangul Syllable Ggwalp
- 꽲 U+AF72 – Hangul Syllable Ggwaelp
- 꾎 U+AF8E – Hangul Syllable Ggoelp
- 꾪 U+AFAA – Hangul Syllable Ggyolp
- 꿆 U+AFC6 – Hangul Syllable Ggulp
- 꿢 U+AFE2 – Hangul Syllable Ggweolp
- 꿾 U+AFFE – Hangul Syllable Ggwelp
- 뀚 U+B01A – Hangul Syllable Ggwilp
- 뀶 U+B036 – Hangul Syllable Ggyulp
- 끒 U+B052 – Hangul Syllable Ggeulp
- 끮 U+B06E – Hangul Syllable Ggyilp
- 낊 U+B08A – Hangul Syllable Ggilp
- 낦 U+B0A6 – Hangul Syllable Nalp
- 냂 U+B0C2 – Hangul Syllable Naelp
- 냞 U+B0DE – Hangul Syllable Nyalp
- 냺 U+B0FA – Hangul Syllable Nyaelp
- 넖 U+B116 – Hangul Syllable Neolp
- 넲 U+B132 – Hangul Syllable Nelp
- 녎 U+B14E – Hangul Syllable Nyeolp
- 녪 U+B16A – Hangul Syllable Nyelp
- 놆 U+B186 – Hangul Syllable Nolp
- 놢 U+B1A2 – Hangul Syllable Nwalp
- 놾 U+B1BE – Hangul Syllable Nwaelp
- 뇚 U+B1DA – Hangul Syllable Noelp
- 뇶 U+B1F6 – Hangul Syllable Nyolp
- 눒 U+B212 – Hangul Syllable Nulp
- 눮 U+B22E – Hangul Syllable Nweolp
- 뉊 U+B24A – Hangul Syllable Nwelp
- 뉦 U+B266 – Hangul Syllable Nwilp
- 늂 U+B282 – Hangul Syllable Nyulp
- 늞 U+B29E – Hangul Syllable Neulp
- 늺 U+B2BA – Hangul Syllable Nyilp
- 닖 U+B2D6 – Hangul Syllable Nilp
- 닲 U+B2F2 – Hangul Syllable Dalp
- 댎 U+B30E – Hangul Syllable Daelp
- 댪 U+B32A – Hangul Syllable Dyalp
- 덆 U+B346 – Hangul Syllable Dyaelp
- 덢 U+B362 – Hangul Syllable Deolp
- 덾 U+B37E – Hangul Syllable Delp
- 뎚 U+B39A – Hangul Syllable Dyeolp
- 뎶 U+B3B6 – Hangul Syllable Dyelp
- 돒 U+B3D2 – Hangul Syllable Dolp
Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge
Mastering individual Hangul *jamo* like the **Hangul Jongseong Rieul-Phieuph** (ᆵ), codepoint **U+11B5**, is fundamental for anyone working deeply with Korean text, language processing, or complex font rendering. The precise technical data on this character is instrumental for accurate implementation in globalized applications. Continue to build your expertise on character encoding and the Unicode Standard by exploring more resources at iloveunicode.com.