What is (U+1160) – Hangul Jungseong Filler?

The unicode U+1160 belongs to the Hangul Jamo block in Unicode. It was introduced in Unicode v1.1 (1993) and serves as a placeholder or filler when composing Korean syllables just like Hangul Filler (Unicode 3164).

Category of Unicode 1160():

Hangul Jungseong Filler is categorized in the following Unicode standards:

• Unicode Block: Hangul Jamo, U+1100 – U+11FF

• General Category: Other Letter (Lo)

• Bidirectional Class: Left to Right (L)

• Combining Class: Not Reordered (0)

Appearance:

Unicode 1160 appears blank in most text fields and editors, but it is not the same as a regular space (U+0020).

It is used specifically for conjoining Hangul syllable construction, particularly to represent an empty medial (vowel) position.

How to Type or Encode (U+1160)

Platform-specific ways to type or insert this character:

• HTML: ᅠ Or &#x1160

• Java Script Or Python: \u1160

• Css: \001160

• Microsoft Word : Type 1160 then press Alt +X

• Mac:  Press Optional +1160 

• URL encoded: %E1%85%A0

How to generate  u+1160?

In java Scripts we have generate the unicode 1160 in a very simple way:

<script>

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {

document.getElementById("text").innerHTML = "\u1160" + "This text has a Unicode U+1160.";

  });

</script>

<p id="text"></p>

<p class="unicode-visible">Check: <span class="u1160"></span>ᅠ[End]</p>

In Css we can generate and make stylish view of it.

<style>

  .u1160::before {

    content: "\1160";

    background-color: yellow;  /* Visual aid */

    border: 1px dashed red;    /* Visual aid */

    display: inline-block;

    width: 1ch;

  }

</style>

How to Detect and Remove (U+1160) in Text.

We can detect the unicode 1160 in different languages and remove it easily.

• In Python

Clear_text = text.replace('\u1160',” '')

• In Java Script

let cleaned = input.replace(”\u1160”,” '')