What 쵤 means
Its word or name comes from context.
Hangul syllables group letters, called jamo, into compact blocks. In 쵤, ㅊ starts, ㅚ is the vowel, and ㄹ ends it. Fonts can change the strokes, not the letter sequence.
Korean differs from Chinese, but writers used Chinese characters to write it. Korean king Sejong introduced Hangul in 1443 under its original name, Hunminjeongeum; a book explaining the script appeared under that name in 1446. Those are dates in Hangul's history, not this syllable's origin.
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쵤\CD64Why is 쵤 a box on my screen?
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