Hangul Jungseong We Letter
ᅰ (Hangul Jungseong We) is a Korean vowel jamo used as a medial component in Hangul syllable blocks.
U+1170
ᅰ is a Hangul jamo: “Hangul Jungseong We” (U+1170). It’s typically used when constructing complete Hangul syllables that combine leading consonants, this vowel, and optional trailing consonants. Use the copy options below for reliable pasting across tools and code.
Hangul Jungseong We Letter Meaning
ᅰ is the Hangul Jungseong (vowel) jamo named “Hangul Jungseong WE” with Unicode code point U+1170. As a vowel jamo, it functions as the medial part when forming Hangul syllables. On its own, it may not display as a complete syllable, but in the context of Hangul syllable composition it contributes the “we” vowel sound to the final rendered character. In practice, you’ll see it in Korean text processing, font/jamo demonstrations, and situations where someone needs direct control over the Hangul jamo rather than whole precomposed syllables.
Common uses
- •Entering or testing Korean vowel jamo characters in a text field
- •Building Hangul syllables programmatically from individual jamo components
- •Designing typography samples that show vowel jamo shapes clearly
- •Creating educational or reference content about Hangul jamo (medial vowels)
- •Using Unicode character data in web or app inputs for normalization/testing
Examples
ᅰ Hangul Jungseong We (U+1170)
- ᅰᅰ
- ᅰHangul jungseong we: ᅰ
- ᅰU+1170 = ᅰ
- ᅰMedial vowel example: ᅰ in syllable composition
- ᅰCopy this jamo: ᅰ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1170 | |
| HTML Entity | ᅰ | |
| HTML Code | ᅰ | |
| CSS | \1170 |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jungseong We letter mean?
ᅰ is the Hangul Jungseong (vowel) jamo named “Hangul Jungseong WE” with Unicode code point U+1170. As a vowel jamo, it functions as the medial part when forming Hangul syllables. On its own, it may not display as a complete syllable, but in the context of Hangul syllable composition it contributes the “we” vowel sound to the final rendered character. In practice, you’ll see it in Korean text processing, font/jamo demonstrations, and situations where someone needs direct control over the Hangul jamo rather than whole precomposed syllables.
What is ᅰ?
ᅰ is “Hangul Jungseong We,” a Korean vowel jamo with Unicode code point U+1170.
Can I use ᅰ by itself in a sentence?
You can paste it, but it’s a vowel jamo, so it typically makes sense in Hangul syllable composition or jamo-focused text rather than as a standalone “word” character.
How do I copy ᅰ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ᅰ (as provided).
How can I enter ᅰ in code?
Use the provided escapes: CSS \\1170 and JavaScript \\u{1170}.