★ U+1170: Technical Specifications for Hangul Jungseong We (ᅰ)
The Hangul Jungseong We (“ᅰ” U+1170) character is a vital component in the complex structure of the Korean writing system. This resource provides developers and enthusiasts at iloveunicode.com with the complete technical data, encoding conversions, and usage context for this essential Hangul Jamo codepoint. It is HTML encoded using the hexadecimal entity ᅰ.
Core Technical Data for the Hangul Jungseong We Codepoint
The character is formally named “Hangul Jungseong We” and has the Unicode codepoint U+1170. It was officially added to Unicode in version **1.1 (June, 1993)**. This character belongs to the **Hangul Jamo** block within the **Basic Multilingual Plane**, classifying it as an **Other Letter** category character and integral to rendering Korean text accurately.
Main Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Hangul Jungseong We |
| Unicode Codepoint | U+1170 |
| Unicode Version | 1.1 (June, 1993) |
| Block | Hangul Jamo |
| Plane | Basic Multilingual Plane |
Bidirectional and General Data
| Data Point | Value |
|---|---|
| Bidirectional class | Left To Right (L) |
| Is mirrored? | No |
| Category | Other Letter |
| Script | Hangul |
| Combining Class | Not Reordered |
Encoding and Conversion Formats for ᅰ (U+1170)
Programming and Web Conversions
| Format | Code Output |
|---|---|
| HTML (decimal) | ᅰ |
| HTML (hex) | ᅰ |
| HTML (named) | - |
| URL Escape Code | %E1%85%B0 |
| CSS | 01170 |
| JavaScript, JSON | u1170 |
| C, C++, Java | u1170 |
| Python | u1170 |
| Rust | u{1170} |
| Ruby | u1170 |
UTF Encoding Specifications
| Encoding | Hexadecimal Value |
|---|---|
| UTF-8 (hex) | 0xE1 0x85 0xB0 |
| UTF-16 (hex) | 0x1170 |
| UTF-32 (hex) | 0x00001170 |
Interactive Character Preview
Observe how the ᅰ character renders across different font families. This visual aid demonstrates cross-browser compatibility for the U+1170 Hangul Jamo.
- ᅰ
Times, Times New Roman, serif
- ᅰ
Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
- ᅰ
Courier, Courier New, monospace
Typing Instructions for ᅰ
Related Hangul Syllables
The character ᅰ is a Jungseong (medial vowel) used in the construction of a multitude of Hangul syllables. The following is a selection of characters that incorporate or are related to Hangul Jungseong We (U+1170):
- ㅞ U+315E
Hangul Letter We
- 궤 U+ADA4
Hangul Syllable Gwe
- 궥 U+ADA5
Hangul Syllable Gweg
- 궦 U+ADA6
Hangul Syllable Gwegg
- 궧 U+ADA7
Hangul Syllable Gwegs
- 궨 U+ADA8
Hangul Syllable Gwen
- 궩 U+ADA9
Hangul Syllable Gwenj
- 궪 U+ADAA
Hangul Syllable Gwenh
- 궫 U+ADAB
Hangul Syllable Gwed
- 궬 U+ADAC
Hangul Syllable Gwel
- 궭 U+ADAD
Hangul Syllable Gwelg
- 궮 U+ADAE
Hangul Syllable Gwelm
- 궯 U+ADAF
Hangul Syllable Gwelb
- 궰 U+ADB0
Hangul Syllable Gwels
- 궱 U+ADB1
Hangul Syllable Gwelt
- 궲 U+ADB2
Hangul Syllable Gwelp
- 궳 U+ADB3
Hangul Syllable Gwelh
- 궴 U+ADB4
Hangul Syllable Gwem
- 궵 U+ADB5
Hangul Syllable Gweb
- 궶 U+ADB6
Hangul Syllable Gwebs
- 궷 U+ADB7
Hangul Syllable Gwes
- 궸 U+ADB8
Hangul Syllable Gwess
- 궹 U+ADB9
Hangul Syllable Gweng
- 궺 U+ADBA
Hangul Syllable Gwej
- 궻 U+ADBB
Hangul Syllable Gwec
- 궼 U+ADBC
Hangul Syllable Gwek
- 궽 U+ADBD
Hangul Syllable Gwet
- 궾 U+ADBE
Hangul Syllable Gwep
- 궿 U+ADBF
Hangul Syllable Gweh
- 꿰 U+AFF0
Hangul Syllable Ggwe
- 꿱 U+AFF1
Hangul Syllable Ggweg
- 꿲 U+AFF2
Hangul Syllable Ggwegg
- 꿳 U+AFF3
Hangul Syllable Ggwegs
- 꿴 U+AFF4
Hangul Syllable Ggwen
- 꿵 U+AFF5
Hangul Syllable Ggwenj
- 꿶 U+AFF6
Hangul Syllable Ggwenh
- 꿷 U+AFF7
Hangul Syllable Ggwed
- 꿸 U+AFF8
Hangul Syllable Ggwel
- 꿹 U+AFF9
Hangul Syllable Ggwelg
- 꿺 U+AFFA
Hangul Syllable Ggwelm
- 꿻 U+AFFB
Hangul Syllable Ggwelb
- 꿼 U+AFFC
Hangul Syllable Ggwels
- 꿽 U+AFFD
Hangul Syllable Ggwelt
- 꿾 U+AFFE
Hangul Syllable Ggwelp
- 꿿 U+AFFF
Hangul Syllable Ggwelh
- 뀀 U+B000
Hangul Syllable Ggwem
- 뀁 U+B001
Hangul Syllable Ggweb
- 뀂 U+B002
Hangul Syllable Ggwebs
- 뀃 U+B003
Hangul Syllable Ggwes
- 뀄 U+B004
Hangul Syllable Ggwess
- 뀅 U+B005
Hangul Syllable Ggweng
- 뀆 U+B006
Hangul Syllable Ggwej
- 뀇 U+B007
Hangul Syllable Ggwec
- 뀈 U+B008
Hangul Syllable Ggwek
- 뀉 U+B009
Hangul Syllable Ggwet
- 뀊 U+B00A
Hangul Syllable Ggwep
- 뀋 U+B00B
Hangul Syllable Ggweh
- 눼 U+B23C
Hangul Syllable Nwe
- 눽 U+B23D
Hangul Syllable Nweg
- 눾 U+B23E
Hangul Syllable Nwegg
- 눿 U+B23F
Hangul Syllable Nwegs
- 뉀 U+B240
Hangul Syllable Nwen
- 뉁 U+B241
Hangul Syllable Nwenj
- 뉂 U+B242
Hangul Syllable Nwenh
- 뉃 U+B243
Hangul Syllable Nwed
- 뉄 U+B244
Hangul Syllable Nwel
- 뉅 U+B245
Hangul Syllable Nwelg
- 뉆 U+B246
Hangul Syllable Nwelm
- 뉇 U+B247
Hangul Syllable Nwelb
- 뉈 U+B248
Hangul Syllable Nwels
- 뉉 U+B249
Hangul Syllable Nwelt
- 뉊 U+B24A
Hangul Syllable Nwelp
- 뉋 U+B24B
Hangul Syllable Nwelh
Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge
Understanding specialized characters like the Hangul Jungseong We, or U+1170, is crucial for developers working with internationalized applications and Korean language support. The precise details of its Unicode properties, which place it in the *Hangul Jamo* block, ensure proper display and sorting. For complete and verified technical information on every Unicode character, rely on iloveunicode.com, your definitive resource for all things Unicode.