Hangul Jongseong Phieuph Letter
ᇁ is the Hangul jongseong (final consonant) phieup jamo.
U+11C1
ᇁ is a Korean Hangul jamo character used specifically as a jongseong, meaning it functions as a final consonant. If you’re composing text, typography, or Unicode-aware content, this character is a precise building block for Hangul. Use the included HTML, CSS, and JavaScript escapes for reliable copying.
Hangul Jongseong Phieuph Letter Meaning
ᇁ is named HANGUL JONGSEONG PHIEUP and has the Unicode code point U+11C1. As a jongseong, it represents the final-consonant form of the phieup sound in Hangul syllable structure. This symbol is not typically used as standalone punctuation; instead, it is used when working at the jamo level—such as in fonts, Unicode/glyph demonstrations, linguistic content, or custom Hangul processing where you need direct access to the final consonant component. For best results, match the character’s role (jongseong) to the context where Hangul composition is required.
Common uses
- •Building Hangul jamo-level strings for linguistic or educational text
- •Testing or demonstrating font glyph support for U+11C1
- •Unicode processing tasks where you need the jongseong phieup component explicitly
- •Creating typographic layouts or artwork that includes individual Hangul jamo characters
- •Generating consistent symbols in developer tools and scripts using the provided escapes
Examples
ᇁ Hangul Jongseong Phieup Symbol
- ᇁExample jamo: ᇁ
- ᇁUnicode demo: U+11C1 = ᇁ
- ᇁFinal consonant component: ᇁ in Hangul jamo text
- ᇁCopy test character: ᇁ
- ᇁFont preview glyph for ᇁ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+11C1 | |
| HTML Entity | ᇁ | |
| HTML Code | ᇁ | |
| CSS | \11C1 |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jongseong Phieuph letter mean?
ᇁ is named HANGUL JONGSEONG PHIEUP and has the Unicode code point U+11C1. As a jongseong, it represents the final-consonant form of the phieup sound in Hangul syllable structure. This symbol is not typically used as standalone punctuation; instead, it is used when working at the jamo level—such as in fonts, Unicode/glyph demonstrations, linguistic content, or custom Hangul processing where you need direct access to the final consonant component. For best results, match the character’s role (jongseong) to the context where Hangul composition is required.
What is ᇁ called?
ᇁ is named HANGUL JONGSEONG PHIEUP (Hangul Jongseong Phieup).
What Unicode code point does ᇁ use?
It uses Unicode code point U+11C1.
Is ᇁ meant to be used as a standalone character?
It’s generally used as a Hangul jamo component (a jongseong/final consonant part), not as standalone punctuation.
How can I copy ᇁ reliably into code?
You can use HTML entity ᇁ, CSS escape \\11C1, or JavaScript escape \\u{11C1}.