What 끎 means
It names the action of 끌다; the sentence chooses the sense. In Korean, adding -ㅁ to the verb stem 끌- makes a noun for the action. 끌다 can mean pulling or dragging something, driving a vehicle, moving an animal, attracting attention, delaying a matter, guiding people, connecting water or electricity, or drawing out a sound. The surrounding sentence tells you which sense 끎 has.
Hangul is the writing system used for Korean. Its letters for consonants and vowels fit together into a block for each syllable. The writing system's earliest documented stage is dated to 1443, and Hangul was formally promulgated in 1446 as a way to represent Korean speech with letters.
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Questions people ask
1Why does 끎 look different in different fonts?
It can. Hangul typefaces vary the size and spacing of component letters inside a syllable block, while the character and its reading stay the same.
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- kkeulm · Korean noun ending ㅁ · Hangul final cluster ㄹㅁ · 끌다 action noun · typing Korean syllable 끎
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끎\B04ECodes and encoding1 code points
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