Circled Hangul Sios Letter
㉦ (Circled Hangul Sios) is a circled Hangul letter symbol you can easily copy for design and text.
U+3266
㉦ represents the Hangul letter “si(os)” inside a circle. It’s used as a compact, stylized glyph in text and interfaces. Below are copy-ready options and practical ways to use it.
Circled Hangul Sios Letter Meaning
㉦ is the Unicode character “CIRCLED HANGUL SIOS” at U+3266. As a circled Hangul character, it visually packages a Hangul letter in an enclosed form, which can make it stand out in headings, labels, or decorative lists. The most common intent is stylistic: using the symbol as a single-character marker to indicate a section, option, or item, especially in layouts where you want a neat, self-contained glyph. Its meaning is typically not literal beyond “a circled Hangul Sios character,” so context in your design or text determines how it’s interpreted.
Common uses
- •Use as a compact section or option marker in Korean-themed UI labels
- •Add decorative bullet or checklist symbols in posters and flyers
- •Create typographic emphasis in headings or subheadings
- •Design game menus or selection screens with unique item icons
- •Mark items in custom education materials or worksheets
Examples
㉦ Circled Hangul Sios
- ㉦㉦ Option 2: Details
- ㉦Chapter ㉦ — Getting Started
- ㉦List item ㉦: Requirements
- ㉦Choose ㉦ to continue
- ㉦Section ㉦. Background
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3266 | |
| HTML Entity | ㉦ | |
| HTML Code | ㉦ | |
| CSS | \3266 |
FAQ
What does the Circled Hangul Sios letter mean?
㉦ is the Unicode character “CIRCLED HANGUL SIOS” at U+3266. As a circled Hangul character, it visually packages a Hangul letter in an enclosed form, which can make it stand out in headings, labels, or decorative lists. The most common intent is stylistic: using the symbol as a single-character marker to indicate a section, option, or item, especially in layouts where you want a neat, self-contained glyph. Its meaning is typically not literal beyond “a circled Hangul Sios character,” so context in your design or text determines how it’s interpreted.
What Unicode character is ㉦?
㉦ is “CIRCLED HANGUL SIOS” with Unicode code point U+3266.
How can I copy ㉦ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page. For developers, you can also use the provided escapes: HTML entity ㉦ and CSS/JS escapes \\\\3266 / \\\\u{3266}.
Where is ㉦ commonly used?
It’s often used as a stylized marker for list items, sections, options, or decorative typography in Korean-themed or UI designs.
Will it display correctly on all devices?
It depends on font support. If the font lacks this glyph, it may not render as expected; switching to a font with full Unicode coverage usually helps.