Circled Hangul Pieup Letter
㉥ is a circled Hangul letter (pieup) useful for compact labels and stylized list markers.
U+3265
㉥ is the Unicode character “CIRCLED HANGUL PIEUP” (U+3265). Because it’s enclosed and circled, it’s often used as a decorative marker that still reads as a distinct character.
Circled Hangul Pieup Letter Meaning
㉥ is a circled Hangul character representing “pieup” in the Hangul writing system. The circled design makes it stand out as a self-contained symbol, so it’s commonly used like a compact badge or list marker in text. In practice, people use it to create tidy step labels, options, or references where a circled character looks more organized than a plain letter. You can copy it into documents, forms, posters, and UI text to maintain consistent typography across devices that support Unicode U+3265.
Common uses
- •List and section markers (e.g., option or step badges) in documents
- •UI text labels where a circled character helps improve visual scanning
- •Creative typography for posters, flyers, and social media captions
- •Reference markers in study notes or glossaries
- •Stylized status/choice indicators in chat or messaging templates
Examples
㉥ Circled Hangul Pieup
- ㉥㉥ Option 2: afternoon
- ㉥Step ㉥ — Confirm your email address
- ㉥Choose ㉥ to view details
- ㉥Unit ㉥: key terms and examples
- ㉥Answer marked with ㉥
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3265 | |
| HTML Entity | ㉥ | |
| HTML Code | ㉥ | |
| CSS | \3265 |
FAQ
What does the Circled Hangul Pieup letter mean?
㉥ is a circled Hangul character representing “pieup” in the Hangul writing system. The circled design makes it stand out as a self-contained symbol, so it’s commonly used like a compact badge or list marker in text. In practice, people use it to create tidy step labels, options, or references where a circled character looks more organized than a plain letter. You can copy it into documents, forms, posters, and UI text to maintain consistent typography across devices that support Unicode U+3265.
What is ㉥ in Unicode?
㉥ is named “CIRCLED HANGUL PIEUP” and has the Unicode code point U+3265.
How can I copy and paste ㉥?
Copy the character directly from this page (㉥). You can also use the provided HTML entity (㉥) or escapes (\\u{3265}, \\3265) depending on your tool.
Will ㉥ display correctly on all devices?
It should display on systems and fonts that support Unicode U+3265. If a font doesn’t support it, you may see a fallback or missing-glyph box.
Is ㉥ meant as a Hangul letter or just a decoration?
It is a circled Hangul character representing “pieup.” The circled styling also makes it practical as a badge-like marker in typography.