Hangul Jongseong Sios-tikeut Letter
ᇨ (U+11E8) is the Hangul jongseong sios-tikeut character used in Korean syllable composition.
U+11E8
ᇨ is a specific Hangul jamo: “jongseong sios-tikeut.” It is used as the final (받침) consonant component in Hangul syllables when representing that particular phonetic combination. This page helps you identify, copy, and use the symbol correctly in text and software.
Hangul Jongseong Sios-tikeut Letter Meaning
ᇨ (U+11E8) is “HANGUL JONGSEONG SIOS-TIKEUT,” a Hangul jongseong jamo. In Korean writing, jongseong refers to the final consonant position within a syllable block. The name indicates a compound final built from the “sios” (ㅅ) sound followed by the “tikeut” (ㅈ-like) element. Practically, this character is most relevant when you are working directly with jamo code points—such as in font/glyph testing, Unicode data handling, linguistic transcription tools, or low-level text generation where you need the exact code point rather than relying on automatic syllable composition.
Common uses
- •Unicode or font testing to verify glyph rendering for U+11E8
- •Linguistic transcription where you must specify the exact final consonant component
- •Developer workflows that generate Hangul jamo directly (not precomposed syllables)
- •Creating or validating datasets that store Hangul jamo as individual characters
- •Debugging input/output issues when Hangul text is processed at the jamo level
Examples
ᇨ Hangul Jongseong Sios-Tikeut
- ᇨU+11E8: ᇨ
- ᇨCharacter ᇨ belongs to Hangul (Korean).
- ᇨTest string: ᇨᇨᇨ
- ᇨJongseong example: ᇨ
- ᇨCopy this exact glyph: ᇨ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+11E8 | |
| HTML Entity | ᇨ | |
| HTML Code | ᇨ | |
| CSS | \11E8 |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jongseong Sios-tikeut letter mean?
ᇨ (U+11E8) is “HANGUL JONGSEONG SIOS-TIKEUT,” a Hangul jongseong jamo. In Korean writing, jongseong refers to the final consonant position within a syllable block. The name indicates a compound final built from the “sios” (ㅅ) sound followed by the “tikeut” (ㅈ-like) element. Practically, this character is most relevant when you are working directly with jamo code points—such as in font/glyph testing, Unicode data handling, linguistic transcription tools, or low-level text generation where you need the exact code point rather than relying on automatic syllable composition.
What Unicode character is ᇨ?
ᇨ is the character “HANGUL JONGSEONG SIOS-TIKEUT” with Unicode code point U+11E8.
How do I copy ᇨ reliably?
You can copy the glyph directly (ᇨ). For code-based insertion, use the escapes: CSS \\11E8 or JavaScript \\u{11E8}, or the HTML entity (ᇨ).
Is ᇨ a complete Korean syllable?
No. It is a Hangul jamo (jongseong/final consonant component). It’s typically used as part of forming a Hangul syllable.
Where would I see ᇨ in practice?
You’ll most often encounter it when working with jamo-level Unicode text, font/glyph testing, or linguistic/encoding tooling that stores Hangul finals as individual code points.