What 찅 means
Read 찅 within a Korean word; that word supplies its meaning.
찅 is one Hangul syllable block made from three jamo—letter pieces: ᄍ starts it, ᅴ is the vowel, and ᆼ ends it.
In 1455, 洪武正韻譯訓, a Korean guide to Chinese pronunciation, used 찅 in notes marking standard Chinese sounds.
How do I type 찅?
Type ㅉ ㅢ ㅇ in a Korean IME.
These are the initial consonant, vowel, and final consonant. A Korean input method combines them into 찅; if your device is set to another keyboard language, switch its input method to Korean first.
Unicode normalization puts equivalent text into standard forms. NFD can store this syllable as ᄍ ᅴ ᆼ, while NFC normally recomposes it as 찅. Fonts may place the pieces differently, so spacing can vary while the text stays the same.
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Questions people ask
1Is 찅 an emoji?
No. 찅 is a Hangul text syllable; fonts determine how its strokes are drawn.
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찅\CC05Codes and encoding1 code points
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