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Hangul Jongseong Nieun-pansios Letter

ᇈ is a Korean Hangul Jamo: HANGUL JONGSEONG NIEUN-PANSIOS (U+11C8).

U+11C8

ᇈ is a Hangul Jamo character used in Korean writing. Specifically, it is the jongseong form of a consonant sequence called “nieun-pansios.” This page helps you copy it and use the correct Unicode information in your text, design, or code.

Hangul Jongseong Nieun-pansios Letter Meaning

ᇈ is the Unicode character named HANGUL JONGSEONG NIEUN-PANSIOS (U+11C8). In Hangul syllable composition, “jongseong” refers to a consonant that appears in the final position of a syllable block. The “nieun-pansios” sequence describes a particular final-consonant combination within Korean phonetic structure. In practice, you will encounter this Jamo when working with low-level Hangul data, syllable decomposition/composition, typography, or fonts that handle Jamo characters directly. Most everyday Korean text is written with complete syllables, but Jamo like ᇈ are useful for linguistics tools and precise character-level control.

Common uses

  • Copying and pasting the exact Hangul final consonant Jamo in character-level text fields
  • Linguistics and Korean text processing (decompose or generate Hangul syllable components)
  • Web and UI typography tests when verifying font support for Hangul Jamo
  • Data annotation for Unicode or Hangul corpora that store Jamo as separate units
  • Designing glyph sets or writing systems previews that require single-character control

Examples

ᇈ Hangul Jongseong Nieun-Pansios

  • Final Jamo: ᇈ
  • Unicode U+11C8: ᇈ
  • Hangul jongseong (nieun-pansios): ᇈ
  • Test string: ᇈᇈᇈ

Variations

Technical codes

UnicodeU+11C8
HTML Entityᇈ
HTML Codeᇈ
CSS\11C8

FAQ

What does ᇈ represent in Korean?

ᇈ is HANGUL JONGSEONG NIEUN-PANSIOS (U+11C8), a final-position consonant Jamo used in Hangul syllable composition.

Is ᇈ the same as a full Hangul syllable?

No. ᇈ is a Jamo (jongseong component). Full Hangul syllables are composed blocks that include initial, medial, and final parts.

How can I copy ᇈ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: ᇈ.

What are the main code points/escapes to use in programming?

Unicode code point is U+11C8. Common escapes provided are CSS: \\11C8 and JavaScript: \\u{11C8}.