Hangul Jongseong Hieuh-pieup Letter
ᇸ is a Hangul consonant jamo used as the final (jongseong) form: Hieuh-Pieup.
U+11F8
ᇸ (U+11F8) is a Hangul jamo character from the Jongseong (final consonant) set. It’s useful when you need precise Korean text representation or jamo-level characters.
Hangul Jongseong Hieuh-pieup Letter Meaning
ᇸ is the Unicode character named “HANGUL JONGSEONG HIEUH-PIEUP” with code point U+11F8 (HTML entity ᇸ). In Hangul writing, jongseong refers to the consonant placed at the end of a syllable block. This particular jamo represents a combined final consonant concept involving hieuh (ㅎ) and pieup (ㅍ) in the jamo system. You’ll mostly encounter ᇸ in contexts that require exact Hangul jamo coding—such as font/jamo testing, low-level text processing, typographic mockups, or assembling Hangul at the component level rather than using precomposed syllables.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting the exact Hangul jongseong jamo into Korean typography layouts
- •Testing font rendering and fallback behavior for Hangul jamo characters (U+11F8)
- •Preparing or debugging Hangul data in text-processing pipelines that operate at the jamo level
- •Building custom keyboard/input or display tools for Hangul component characters
- •Creating accurate examples for developers or editors working with Unicode Hangul characters
Examples
ᇸ Hangul Jongseong Hieuh-Pieup
- ᇸSample: ᇸ
- ᇸJongseong test: ᇸ
- ᇸUnicode check (U+11F8): ᇸ
- ᇸHangul jamo rendering: ᇸ
- ᇸCopy this character: ᇸ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+11F8 | |
| HTML Entity | ᇸ | |
| HTML Code | ᇸ | |
| CSS | \11F8 |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jongseong Hieuh-pieup letter mean?
ᇸ is the Unicode character named “HANGUL JONGSEONG HIEUH-PIEUP” with code point U+11F8 (HTML entity ᇸ). In Hangul writing, jongseong refers to the consonant placed at the end of a syllable block. This particular jamo represents a combined final consonant concept involving hieuh (ㅎ) and pieup (ㅍ) in the jamo system. You’ll mostly encounter ᇸ in contexts that require exact Hangul jamo coding—such as font/jamo testing, low-level text processing, typographic mockups, or assembling Hangul at the component level rather than using precomposed syllables.
What character is ᇸ?
ᇸ is the Unicode character named “HANGUL JONGSEONG HIEUH-PIEUP” with code point U+11F8.
How do I copy ᇸ reliably across systems?
Use direct copy/paste of the symbol (ᇸ), or copy the Unicode form “U+11F8” / HTML entity “ᇸ” to avoid font or encoding issues.
Is ᇸ a complete Hangul syllable?
No. It’s a Hangul jamo used specifically as a final consonant (jongseong) component.
How can developers enter ᇸ in code?
You can use Unicode escapes such as the CSS escape \\11F8 or JavaScript escape \\u{11F8}, matching code point U+11F8.