Korean Standard Symbol Letter
A Korean standard enclosed symbol used as a compact, styled marker in text and UI.
U+327F
㉿ is a Unicode character labeled “KOREAN STANDARD SYMBOL” with code point U+327F. It appears as a circled/boxed-style character suited to labels, lists, and compact notation. Copy it directly or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Korean Standard Symbol Letter Meaning
㉿ (U+327F) is classified as an “Enclosed & Circled” symbol in Unicode. As its Unicode name suggests, it belongs to the Korean standard set and is typically used as a predefined glyph rather than a freely invented icon. In practice, it functions as a visual marker: it can stand in for a specific label, status, category, or reference in environments that support the character. If you’re building multilingual interfaces or typography, use it where the intended meaning is already defined by your design system or document style, rather than treating it as a universal pictogram.
Common uses
- •Use as a compact label marker in Korean UI mockups and documentation
- •Include in typographic lists where an enclosed symbol indicates an item type
- •Add to forms or survey options as a distinctive option indicator
- •Use in posts or graphics as a consistent “tag” character for a category
- •Reference or enumerate items in text-based layouts that rely on Unicode glyphs
Examples
㉿ Korean Standard Symbol (U+327F)
- ㉿Item ㉿: Reference material
- ㉿Status: ㉿ (approved)
- ㉿Category ㉿ — announcements
- ㉿Option ㉿ selected
- ㉿See section ㉿ for details
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+327F | |
| HTML Entity | ㉿ | |
| HTML Code | ㉿ | |
| CSS | \327F |
FAQ
What does the Korean Standard Symbol letter mean?
㉿ (U+327F) is classified as an “Enclosed & Circled” symbol in Unicode. As its Unicode name suggests, it belongs to the Korean standard set and is typically used as a predefined glyph rather than a freely invented icon. In practice, it functions as a visual marker: it can stand in for a specific label, status, category, or reference in environments that support the character. If you’re building multilingual interfaces or typography, use it where the intended meaning is already defined by your design system or document style, rather than treating it as a universal pictogram.
What is the Unicode code point for ㉿?
The Unicode code point for ㉿ is U+327F.
How do I copy ㉿ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity ㉿ or paste the character directly.
How do I include ㉿ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\327F. JavaScript escape: \\u{327F}.
Does ㉿ work as an emoji?
It is a Unicode symbol glyph, not an emoji character; display depends on the font and rendering support.