Hangul syllable Dyid

듿 is a Hangul syllable, a written Korean character rather than an emoji. On its own, it has no established standard social meaning as of 2026. Hangul syllables combine smaller letters called jamo; Unicode normalization, which standardizes equivalent text, can represent this syllable as those parts while preserving its one-block display. Hangul's creation was recorded in 1443; Hunminjeongeum, a guide to its principles, was published in 1446.