Parenthesized Hangul Nieun Letter
㈁ is the “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL NIEUN” character, an enclosed Hangul symbol for typography and UI text.
U+3201
㈁ is a Unicode character known as “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL NIEUN” (U+3201). It’s useful when you need a Hangul niūn glyph in an enclosed, parenthesized style. This page helps you copy it and use it correctly in text, HTML, and code.
Parenthesized Hangul Nieun Letter Meaning
㈁ (U+3201) is the “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL NIEUN,” an enclosed Hangul character form. In practice, it’s mainly used for visual styling: to present the consonant “nieun” (ㄴ) or a Hangul component in a parenthesized/enclosed design. Designers and typographers may choose it to match a specific UI theme, label style, or printed layout where enclosed Hangul forms are preferred. Because it is a single dedicated Unicode character (not a combination of punctuation plus Hangul), using ㈁ directly helps preserve consistent rendering across platforms that support the glyph.
Common uses
- •Typography and graphic design for Hangul-labeled UI components
- •Numbering or indexing systems that use enclosed Hangul glyphs as markers
- •Educational materials or study guides that visually organize Hangul elements
- •App or website labels where a specific enclosed Hangul look is required
- •Social media posts or badges that use stylized Hangul characters for emphasis
Examples
㈁ Enclosed Hangul NieuN (U+3201)
- ㈁Stage ㈁: Introduce the ㄴ sound.
- ㈁Option ㈁ — Choose the second setting.
- ㈁Level ㈁: Practice consonant recognition.
- ㈁Badge ㈁: New user tutorial complete.
- ㈁Index: ㈁, ㈂, ㈃, then proceed.
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3201 | |
| HTML Entity | ㈁ | |
| HTML Code | ㈁ | |
| CSS | \3201 |
FAQ
What does the Parenthesized Hangul Nieun letter mean?
㈁ (U+3201) is the “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL NIEUN,” an enclosed Hangul character form. In practice, it’s mainly used for visual styling: to present the consonant “nieun” (ㄴ) or a Hangul component in a parenthesized/enclosed design. Designers and typographers may choose it to match a specific UI theme, label style, or printed layout where enclosed Hangul forms are preferred. Because it is a single dedicated Unicode character (not a combination of punctuation plus Hangul), using ㈁ directly helps preserve consistent rendering across platforms that support the glyph.
What Unicode character is ㈁?
㈁ is “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL NIEUN” with code point U+3201.
How can I copy ㈁ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ㈁.
How do I include ㈁ in CSS or stylesheets?
Use the CSS escape: \\3201.
Is ㈁ the same as writing ㄴ with parentheses?
No. ㈁ is a dedicated Unicode character; using it directly ensures the intended single glyph rendering instead of combining separate characters.