Hangul Jongseong Ssangnieun Letter
ᇿ (U+11FF) is the Hangul jongseong ssangnieun letter used as a consonant ending in Korean syllable blocks.
U+11FF
ᇿ is a dedicated Hangul Jamo for representing a specific consonant sound at the end of a syllable. In Unicode it is named Hangul Jongseong Ssangnieun. You can copy it directly or use its code point in text, fonts, and programming contexts.
Hangul Jongseong Ssangnieun Letter Meaning
ᇿ is the Unicode Hangul Jamo “HANGUL JONGSEONG SSANGNIEUN” (U+11FF), meaning it functions as a trailing consonant (jongseong) component in Hangul syllable composition. It corresponds to the “double nieun” sound category used when forming valid Korean syllables with a consonant coda. You’ll most often encounter it in contexts where Hangul Jamo are handled explicitly—such as character-level text processing, debugging font/layout issues, generating or normalizing Hangul, or working with datasets that store individual Jamo rather than fully composed syllables. When copy/pasting, ensure your font supports Hangul Jamo for correct display.
Common uses
- •Typing or inserting the exact jongseong Jamo character in character-level Korean text work
- •Building Hangul syllables programmatically by assembling Jamo components
- •Debugging Unicode or font rendering issues involving U+11FF
- •Using in language data pipelines where Hangul Jamo are stored separately from syllables
- •Creating accurate labels, study materials, or annotations that reference specific Hangul Jamo
Examples
ᇿ Hangul Jongseong Ssangnieun
- ᇿHangul Jamo: ᇿ (U+11FF)
- ᇿCopy/paste this jongseong: ᇿ
- ᇿCharacter code check: ᇿ
- ᇿFont test symbol ᇿ
- ᇿUnicode name: HANGUL JONGSEONG SSANGNIEUN — ᇿ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+11FF | |
| HTML Entity | ᇿ | |
| HTML Code | ᇿ | |
| CSS | \11FF |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jongseong Ssangnieun letter mean?
ᇿ is the Unicode Hangul Jamo “HANGUL JONGSEONG SSANGNIEUN” (U+11FF), meaning it functions as a trailing consonant (jongseong) component in Hangul syllable composition. It corresponds to the “double nieun” sound category used when forming valid Korean syllables with a consonant coda. You’ll most often encounter it in contexts where Hangul Jamo are handled explicitly—such as character-level text processing, debugging font/layout issues, generating or normalizing Hangul, or working with datasets that store individual Jamo rather than fully composed syllables. When copy/pasting, ensure your font supports Hangul Jamo for correct display.
What Unicode character is ᇿ?
ᇿ is the Unicode Hangul Jamo named “HANGUL JONGSEONG SSANGNIEUN” with code point U+11FF.
How do I copy ᇿ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page. For code-based insertion, use the provided escapes: CSS \\11FF or JavaScript \\u{11FF}.
Is ᇿ the same as a full Hangul syllable?
No. ᇿ is a jongseong Jamo component (a consonant ending), not a fully composed Hangul syllable. Full syllables are formed by combining multiple Jamo.
Will ᇿ display correctly in my app or font?
It should, but correct rendering depends on font support for Hangul Jamo. If you see a box or placeholder, try a font that supports Hangul Jamo.