Hangul Choseong Ceongchieumssangsios Letter
ᄿ (U+113F) is a Hangul choseong consonant used as part of Korean syllable construction.
U+113F
ᄿ is a Hangul Jamo letter from the choseong (initial consonant) set. It’s used when spelling Korean syllables at the character-combination level. This page helps you identify, copy, and use ᄿ correctly in text and code.
Hangul Choseong Ceongchieumssangsios Letter Meaning
ᄿ is the Unicode Hangul choseong “CEONGCHIEUMSSANGSIOS” (U+113F). In Korean writing systems, choseong characters are typically combined with a jungseong (vowel) and a jongseong (final consonant, if present) to form complete Hangul syllable blocks. On its own, ᄿ may appear in contexts that deal with Hangul Jamo explicitly, such as linguistic data, sorting/processing text at the Jamo level, or generating syllables programmatically. For most everyday Korean text, you’ll usually use precomposed syllables rather than standalone choseong.
Common uses
- •Linguistics or typography projects that require Hangul Jamo-level text handling
- •Programmatically generating Hangul syllables from their component Jamo characters
- •Storing or processing Unicode Hangul data where characters are separated into Jamo
- •Testing font support and rendering for Hangul choseong characters in UI
- •Creating accurate Korean text fixtures for QA and localization tooling
Examples
ᄿ Hangul Choseong Ceongchiumssangsiot
- ᄿᄿ + ᅡ + (no final) = syllable construction
- ᄿProcessing a string that contains Hangul choseong: ᄿ
- ᄿFont test line: abcᄿdef
- ᄿUnicode demo showing codepoint U+113F: ᄿ
- ᄿJamo breakdown in a teaching note: ᄿ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+113F | |
| HTML Entity | ᄿ | |
| HTML Code | ᄿ | |
| CSS | \113F |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Choseong Ceongchieumssangsios letter mean?
ᄿ is the Unicode Hangul choseong “CEONGCHIEUMSSANGSIOS” (U+113F). In Korean writing systems, choseong characters are typically combined with a jungseong (vowel) and a jongseong (final consonant, if present) to form complete Hangul syllable blocks. On its own, ᄿ may appear in contexts that deal with Hangul Jamo explicitly, such as linguistic data, sorting/processing text at the Jamo level, or generating syllables programmatically. For most everyday Korean text, you’ll usually use precomposed syllables rather than standalone choseong.
What is ᄿ in Unicode?
ᄿ is the Hangul choseong letter “HANGUL CHOSEONG CEONGCHIEUMSSANGSIOS” with Unicode codepoint U+113F.
How do I use ᄿ to write Korean syllables?
Hangul syllables are typically formed by combining choseong (like ᄿ) with a jungseong and an optional jongseong. In many cases, you’ll want precomposed syllables rather than standalone Jamo.
Can I copy ᄿ using HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?
Yes. HTML entity is ᄿ. CSS escape is \\113F. JavaScript escape is \\u{113F}.
Is ᄿ the same as a complete Hangul syllable?
No. ᄿ is a choseong Jamo (an initial consonant component). A complete Hangul syllable block combines multiple Jamo characters.