Hangul Jungseong Yu-e Letter
ᆐ is the Hangul Jamo “Jungseong Yu-e” used to represent Korean syllable components.
U+1190
ᆐ is a Hangul Jamo character from the Korean writing system. It is specifically named “HANGUL JUNGSEONG YU-E” and has the Unicode code point U+1190. You can copy and insert it into documents, web pages, and design tools that support Hangul Jamo.
Hangul Jungseong Yu-e Letter Meaning
ᆐ (HANGUL JUNGSEONG YU-E) is a single Korean Hangul Jamo character. Hangul Jamo are the building blocks used to form complete Hangul syllables. In practice, you may encounter ᆐ as part of specialized Korean text processing, font testing, or when working with syllable decomposition/combination in Unicode-aware software. Because it is a standalone Jamo, its visual appearance and how it combines with other Jamo depends on the surrounding characters and the rendering support of the font or platform. For web and developer work, it is identified by Unicode U+1190.
Common uses
- •Copying and pasting Hangul Jamo in Korean typography or UI mockups
- •Testing font rendering for Hangul Jamo characters (U+1190)
- •Unicode-aware text handling where syllables are decomposed into Jamo
- •Creating or debugging Korean text in editors and scripts that operate on code points
- •Linguistic annotation or data labeling for Hangul components
Examples
ᆐ Hangul Jungseong Yu-e (U+1190)
- ᆐᆐ
- ᆐUnicode test: U+1190 = ᆐ
- ᆐHangul Jamo sample: ᆐ (Yu-e)
- ᆐFont check string: ᆐᆐᆐ
- ᆐJamo component: ᆐ used in Hangul decomposition
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1190 | |
| HTML Entity | ᆐ | |
| HTML Code | ᆐ | |
| CSS | \1190 |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jungseong Yu-e letter mean?
ᆐ (HANGUL JUNGSEONG YU-E) is a single Korean Hangul Jamo character. Hangul Jamo are the building blocks used to form complete Hangul syllables. In practice, you may encounter ᆐ as part of specialized Korean text processing, font testing, or when working with syllable decomposition/combination in Unicode-aware software. Because it is a standalone Jamo, its visual appearance and how it combines with other Jamo depends on the surrounding characters and the rendering support of the font or platform. For web and developer work, it is identified by Unicode U+1190.
What is the Unicode code point for ᆐ?
ᆐ is Unicode U+1190. Its HTML entity is ᆐ and CSS escape is \\1190.
How do I copy ᆐ into a document?
Copy the character from this page (ᆐ) and paste it into your editor. Make sure your font supports Hangul Jamo.
Does ᆐ combine with other Hangul characters to form syllables?
In Hangul, Jamo combine to form syllables depending on surrounding characters and rendering. How it appears can vary by platform and font support.
How can developers insert ᆐ in code?
You can use the Unicode code point U+1190, or escapes like \\u{1190} (JavaScript) and \\1190 (CSS).