Parenthesized Hangul Sios Letter
㈆ is the Parenthesized Hangul Sios symbol (U+3206) used as an enclosed Hangul character form.
U+3206
The symbol ㈆ is called Parenthesized Hangul Sios. It is an enclosed form of a Hangul-related character, encoded in Unicode at U+3206. You can copy it directly or use the listed HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Parenthesized Hangul Sios Letter Meaning
㈆ (Unicode U+3206, “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL SIOS”) is an enclosed Hangul symbol form. In practice, it’s mostly used as a typographic or decorative character where an “encircled/parenthesized” look is desired around a Hangul component. Because it’s a specific Unicode character rather than a combination of multiple characters, it’s reliable for consistent rendering across fonts that support this code point. Use it when you need one exact glyph (not a DIY combination) for labels, UI elements, or special text stylings that reference Hangul forms in a boxed or bracketed style.
Common uses
- •Designing Hangul-themed icons or UI badges that require a single enclosed glyph
- •Including a specific enclosed Hangul character in multilingual typography or spec documents
- •Creating consistent list markers or labels in Korean-related layouts
- •Using in chat, comments, or social posts to convey emphasis with a decorative enclosed form
- •Storing and displaying the exact Unicode character in software that requires codepoint-accurate text
Examples
㈆ Parenthesized Hangul Sios
- ㈆오늘의 항목: ㈆
- ㈆선택지 ㈆ 선택완료
- ㈆레이블로 ㈆ 를 사용하세요
- ㈆표시: ㈆ (U+3206)
- ㈆메뉴 항목 표기 — ㈆
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+3206 | |
| HTML Entity | ㈆ | |
| HTML Code | ㈆ | |
| CSS | \3206 |
FAQ
What does the Parenthesized Hangul Sios letter mean?
㈆ (Unicode U+3206, “PARENTHESIZED HANGUL SIOS”) is an enclosed Hangul symbol form. In practice, it’s mostly used as a typographic or decorative character where an “encircled/parenthesized” look is desired around a Hangul component. Because it’s a specific Unicode character rather than a combination of multiple characters, it’s reliable for consistent rendering across fonts that support this code point. Use it when you need one exact glyph (not a DIY combination) for labels, UI elements, or special text stylings that reference Hangul forms in a boxed or bracketed style.
What Unicode codepoint is ㈆?
㈆ is Unicode U+3206 (“PARENTHESIZED HANGUL SIOS”).
How do I copy ㈆ into my project?
You can copy the character directly, or use the escapes: HTML entity ㈆, CSS escape \\3206, or JavaScript escape \\u{3206}.
Will ㈆ always display correctly on every device?
It should render correctly when the selected font supports U+3206. If the font lacks the glyph, it may fall back to a placeholder.
Is ㈆ the same as making parentheses around a Hangul letter?
No. ㈆ is a single predefined Unicode character (an enclosed form). Wrapping other characters with parentheses won’t always match the exact glyph.