Hangul Choseong Pieup-tikeut Letter
ᄠ is the Hangul choseong (initial consonant) letter Pieup-tikeut, encoded at U+1120.
U+1120
ᄠ is a standalone Korean Hangul choseong letter used to build syllables. It represents an initial consonant shape within the Hangul writing system. This page helps you copy the character and use the correct code point in text and code.
Hangul Choseong Pieup-tikeut Letter Meaning
Hangul choseong letters (including ᄠ) are modern Korean consonant jamo used as building blocks for complete Hangul syllable blocks. Specifically, ᄠ is named “HANGUL CHOSEONG PIEUP-TIKEUT,” with the Unicode code point U+1120 (HTML entity ᄠ). As an initial consonant (choseong), it appears in the composition of Hangul syllables and may also be used in environments that handle individual jamo characters. If you are writing or processing Korean at the jamo level (for example, in typography, normalization, or specialized text handling), ᄠ lets you represent the Pieup-tikeut initial form accurately.
Common uses
- •Creating or testing Hangul text at the jamo (choseong) level in editors and QA tools
- •Building Hangul syllables programmatically using Unicode jamo data
- •Working with Korean typography and font rendering where individual jamo are required
- •Using Unicode escapes in code (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) for consistent character insertion
- •Preparing character lists or mapping tables for localization and text processing pipelines
Examples
ᄠ Hangul Choseong Pieup-Tikeut
- ᄠᄠᅡ = initial ᄠ followed by a vowel in a syllable sequence
- ᄠᄠᅵᆨ as a jamo sequence example (initial + vowel + optional trailing)
- ᄠCopy/paste: ᄠ to verify correct rendering in your app
- ᄠUnicode test: U+1120 should display ᄠ
- ᄠIn a mapping table: code U+1120 → ᄠ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1120 | |
| HTML Entity | ᄠ | |
| HTML Code | ᄠ | |
| CSS | \1120 |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Choseong Pieup-tikeut letter mean?
Hangul choseong letters (including ᄠ) are modern Korean consonant jamo used as building blocks for complete Hangul syllable blocks. Specifically, ᄠ is named “HANGUL CHOSEONG PIEUP-TIKEUT,” with the Unicode code point U+1120 (HTML entity ᄠ). As an initial consonant (choseong), it appears in the composition of Hangul syllables and may also be used in environments that handle individual jamo characters. If you are writing or processing Korean at the jamo level (for example, in typography, normalization, or specialized text handling), ᄠ lets you represent the Pieup-tikeut initial form accurately.
What is ᄠ (U+1120)?
ᄠ is the Hangul choseong letter named “HANGUL CHOSEONG PIEUP-TIKEUT,” encoded at Unicode code point U+1120.
How can I copy ᄠ correctly?
Copy the character directly from this page (ᄠ). If you need an exact match in code, use the provided escapes: HTML ᄠ, CSS \\1120, or JavaScript \\u{1120}.
Is ᄠ a complete Hangul syllable?
No. It is a choseong (initial jamo). Complete Hangul syllables are typically formed by combining choseong with vowels (and optionally jongseong/trailing consonants).
Where can I use ᄠ?
It’s useful when working with Korean text at the jamo level, such as in font/typography work, Unicode testing, or programmatic Hangul construction.