Hangul Choseong Pieup-phieuph Letter
ᄪ is the Hangul choseong jamo for Pieup-Phieup, used as a leading consonant in Korean syllable blocks.
U+112A
ᄪ is a Hangul compatibility/assembly jamo used in Korean writing as a choseong (leading consonant). You’ll usually see it when constructing Hangul syllables in digital text. This page helps you copy the character and use it reliably in different technologies.
Hangul Choseong Pieup-phieuph Letter Meaning
ᄪ is the Unicode Hangul Choseong Pieup-Phieup (U+112A). In Korean Hangul syllable formation, choseong jamo are the initial consonant components that appear at the start of a syllable block. ᄪ specifically represents the combined sound concept corresponding to “pieup- phieup” (often described as a specific initial consonant jamo in the Hangul jamo set). In practice, you’ll most commonly encounter it in low-level Hangul processing, font/layout testing, or when composing syllables programmatically rather than typing it directly as part of everyday sentences.
Common uses
- •Programmatic Hangul syllable composition and normalization tests
- •Font rendering or glyph coverage checks for Hangul jamo blocks
- •Text processing pipelines that work at the jamo (component) level
- •Database seeding or fixtures for Korean character sets
- •UI/debug displays showing Unicode components for Korean writing
Examples
ᄪ Hangul Choseong Pieup-Phieup
- ᄪᄪ가 만든 음절
- ᄪ초성: ᄪ
- ᄪ자모 분해 예시: ᄪ
- ᄪU+112A 문자: ᄪ
- ᄪHangul jamo: ᄪ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+112A | |
| HTML Entity | ᄪ | |
| HTML Code | ᄪ | |
| CSS | \112A |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Choseong Pieup-phieuph letter mean?
ᄪ is the Unicode Hangul Choseong Pieup-Phieup (U+112A). In Korean Hangul syllable formation, choseong jamo are the initial consonant components that appear at the start of a syllable block. ᄪ specifically represents the combined sound concept corresponding to “pieup- phieup” (often described as a specific initial consonant jamo in the Hangul jamo set). In practice, you’ll most commonly encounter it in low-level Hangul processing, font/layout testing, or when composing syllables programmatically rather than typing it directly as part of everyday sentences.
What Unicode character is ᄪ?
ᄪ is the Hangul Choseong Pieup-Phieup with Unicode code point U+112A.
Is ᄪ a complete Korean syllable?
No. It’s a leading consonant (choseong) jamo; it’s typically used as part of a full Hangul syllable block.
How can I copy ᄪ using code?
You can copy it directly, or use HTML entity ᄪ or escapes like \\112A (CSS) and \\u{112A} (JavaScript).
Where might I need ᄪ besides normal typing?
It’s useful for Unicode/jamo-level text processing, font glyph testing, and systems that assemble Hangul syllables from components.