Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo Letter
ᆏ is the Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo character used as a Korean vowel component in syllable construction.
U+118F
ᆏ is a Korean Hangul letter: “Jungseong Yu-eo.” In Unicode it is encoded at U+118F. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo Letter Meaning
ᆏ (U+118F) is the Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo. “Jungseong” refers to the vowel component of a Hangul syllable. In normal Korean writing, this letter typically appears as part of a larger Hangul syllable block, rather than standing alone like many Latin characters. When you’re working with text rendering, normalization, or custom typography, you may need this specific code point to ensure the correct Hangul vowel component is used. Use it when targeting Korean Hangul building blocks in Unicode-aware systems, such as editors, web pages, or font/layout tests.
Common uses
- •Copy/pasting the exact Hangul vowel component in Korean typography or UI mockups
- •Testing font rendering and glyph support for Unicode Hangul characters
- •Building or validating Hangul syllable composition logic in text-processing apps
- •Using Unicode escapes in web development (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) for reliable output
- •Referencing the character in documentation, localization files, or debugging logs
Examples
ᆏ Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo (U+118F)
- ᆏᆏ
- ᆏhangul_jūngseong: ᆏ
- ᆏunicode U+118F: ᆏ
- ᆏtest glyph ᆏ in your browser
- ᆏcopy this character: ᆏ
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+118F | |
| HTML Entity | ᆏ | |
| HTML Code | ᆏ | |
| CSS | \118F |
FAQ
What does the Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo letter mean?
ᆏ (U+118F) is the Hangul Jungseong Yu-eo. “Jungseong” refers to the vowel component of a Hangul syllable. In normal Korean writing, this letter typically appears as part of a larger Hangul syllable block, rather than standing alone like many Latin characters. When you’re working with text rendering, normalization, or custom typography, you may need this specific code point to ensure the correct Hangul vowel component is used. Use it when targeting Korean Hangul building blocks in Unicode-aware systems, such as editors, web pages, or font/layout tests.
What Unicode character is ᆏ?
ᆏ is “HANGUL JUNGSEONG YU-EO” with Unicode code point U+118F.
How can I copy ᆏ reliably in web pages?
Use the Unicode escape in JavaScript (\\u{118F}) or the CSS escape (\\118F). You can also use the provided HTML entity ᆏ.
Is ᆏ a full syllable like other Hangul characters?
No—ᆏ is a Jungseong (vowel component) used within a Hangul syllable block. It’s often part of a larger combined syllable in normal Korean text.
Where is ᆏ used most often?
It’s mainly used in Unicode-aware text work: font/glyph testing, Hangul component composition, localization data, and developer debugging.