★ U+11AD: Technical Specifications for the Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh Character
The *Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh* character (“ᆭ” U+11AD) is a crucial **Jamo** element within the Korean Hangul script. This comprehensive resource provides developers and enthusiasts at iloveunicode.com with the complete technical specifications, encoding conversions, and usage context for this essential codepoint.
U+11AD Unicode Character Specifications
The Unicode codepoint U+11AD represents the character ᆭ. It is categorized as an Other Letter (Lo) and is foundational for constructing specific Hangul syllables. This component was officially added to Unicode in **version 1.1 (June, 1993)**. It belongs to the **Hangul Jamo** block of the **Basic Multilingual Plane**, ensuring its universal availability for Korean-language systems.
Main Character Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh |
| Unicode Codepoint | **U+11AD** |
| Unicode Version | 1.1 (June, 1993) |
| Block | Hangul Jamo |
| Plane | Basic Multilingual Plane |
Bidirectional and General Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Bidirectional Class | Left To Right (L) |
| Is Mirrored? | No |
| Category | Other Letter |
| Script | Hangul |
| Combining Class | Not Reordered |
Conversion Data for U+11AD
| Format | Code |
|---|---|
| HTML (decimal) | ᆭ |
| HTML (hex) | ᆭ |
| HTML (named) | - |
| URL Escape Code | %E1%86%AD |
| CSS | 011AD |
Language-Specific Conversions (Copy-Ready)
// C, C++, Java
u11AD
// Python
u11AD
// Rust
u{11AD}
// Ruby
u11AD
// JavaScript, JSON
u11AD
UTF Encoding Byte Sequences
| Encoding | Hexadecimal Bytes |
|---|---|
| UTF-8 | *0xE1 0x86 0xAD* |
| UTF-16 | 0x11AD |
| UTF-32 | 0x000011AD |
Typing Instructions for ᆭ
To enter the Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh character (U+11AD) directly:
- **Windows:** Hold Alt, then type 1 1 A D. Release Alt.
- **Mac:** Hold Alt ⌥, then type 1 1 A D. Release Alt.
Character Preview and Font Rendering
Observe how the Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh (U+11AD) character renders across common font families:
- ᆭ
Times, Times New Roman, serif
- ᆭ
Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
- ᆭ
Courier, Courier New, monospace
Related Hangul Syllables and Characters
The *Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh* is a crucial component in many composite Hangul syllables, demonstrating its role as a trailing consonant (Jongseong) element.
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ㄶ U+3136
Hangul Letter Nieun-Hieuh
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갆 U+AC06
Hangul Syllable Ganh
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갢 U+AC22
Hangul Syllable Gaenh
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갾 U+AC3E
Hangul Syllable Gyanh
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걚 U+AC5A
Hangul Syllable Gyaenh
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걶 U+AC76
Hangul Syllable Geonh
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겒 U+AC92
Hangul Syllable Genh
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겮 U+ACAE
Hangul Syllable Gyeonh
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곊 U+ACCA
Hangul Syllable Gyenh
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곦 U+ACE6
Hangul Syllable Gonh
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괂 U+AD02
Hangul Syllable Gwanh
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괞 U+AD1E
Hangul Syllable Gwaenh
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괺 U+AD3A
Hangul Syllable Goenh
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굖 U+AD56
Hangul Syllable Gyonh
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굲 U+AD72
Hangul Syllable Gunh
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궎 U+AD8E
Hangul Syllable Gweonh
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궪 U+ADAA
Hangul Syllable Gwenh
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귆 U+ADC6
Hangul Syllable Gwinh
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귢 U+ADE2
Hangul Syllable Gyunh
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귾 U+ADFE
Hangul Syllable Geunh
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긚 U+AE1A
Hangul Syllable Gyinh
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긶 U+AE36
Hangul Syllable Ginh
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깒 U+AE52
Hangul Syllable Gganh
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깮 U+AE6E
Hangul Syllable Ggaenh
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꺊 U+AE8A
Hangul Syllable Ggyanh
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꺦 U+AEA6
Hangul Syllable Ggyaenh
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껂 U+AEC2
Hangul Syllable Ggeonh
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껞 U+AEDE
Hangul Syllable Ggenh
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껺 U+AEFA
Hangul Syllable Ggyeonh
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꼖 U+AF16
Hangul Syllable Ggyenh
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꼲 U+AF32
Hangul Syllable Ggonh
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꽎 U+AF4E
Hangul Syllable Ggwanh
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꽪 U+AF6A
Hangul Syllable Ggwaenh
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꾆 U+AF86
Hangul Syllable Ggoenh
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꾢 U+AFA2
Hangul Syllable Ggyonh
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꾾 U+AFBE
Hangul Syllable Ggunh
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꿚 U+AFDA
Hangul Syllable Ggweonh
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꿶 U+AFF6
Hangul Syllable Ggwenh
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뀒 U+B012
Hangul Syllable Ggwinh
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뀮 U+B02E
Hangul Syllable Ggyunh
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끊 U+B04A
Hangul Syllable Ggeunh
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끦 U+B066
Hangul Syllable Ggyinh
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낂 U+B082
Hangul Syllable Gginh
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낞 U+B09E
Hangul Syllable Nanh
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낺 U+B0BA
Hangul Syllable Naenh
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냖 U+B0D6
Hangul Syllable Nyanh
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냲 U+B0F2
Hangul Syllable Nyaenh
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넎 U+B10E
Hangul Syllable Neonh
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넪 U+B12A
Hangul Syllable Nenh
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녆 U+B146
Hangul Syllable Nyeonh
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녢 U+B162
Hangul Syllable Nyenh
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녾 U+B17E
Hangul Syllable Nonh
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놚 U+B19A
Hangul Syllable Nwanh
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놶 U+B1B6
Hangul Syllable Nwaenh
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뇒 U+B1D2
Hangul Syllable Noenh
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뇮 U+B1EE
Hangul Syllable Nyonh
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눊 U+B20A
Hangul Syllable Nunh
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눦 U+B226
Hangul Syllable Nweonh
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뉂 U+B242
Hangul Syllable Nwenh
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뉞 U+B25E
Hangul Syllable Nwinh
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뉺 U+B27A
Hangul Syllable Nyunh
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늖 U+B296
Hangul Syllable Neunh
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늲 U+B2B2
Hangul Syllable Nyinh
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닎 U+B2CE
Hangul Syllable Ninh
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닪 U+B2EA
Hangul Syllable Danh
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댆 U+B306
Hangul Syllable Daenh
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댢 U+B322
Hangul Syllable Dyanh
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댾 U+B33E
Hangul Syllable Dyaenh
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덚 U+B35A
Hangul Syllable Deonh
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덶 U+B376
Hangul Syllable Denh
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뎒 U+B392
Hangul Syllable Dyeonh
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뎮 U+B3AE
Hangul Syllable Dyenh
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돊 U+B3CA
Hangul Syllable Donh
Conclusion: Advancing Your Unicode Knowledge
Precisely handling characters like the Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Hieuh (U+11AD) is vital for developers working with internationalized text, especially Korean. Mastering the technical details, including its UTF-8 sequence 0xE1 0x86 0xAD, ensures accurate rendering and data integrity across various platforms. For more in-depth analysis and comprehensive data on thousands of codepoints, visit iloveunicode.com.