What 줔 means
Its romanized label describes the Hangul letters, not a dictionary meaning. Hangul groups consonant and vowel letters into syllable blocks: ㅈ starts this one, ㅜ is its vowel, and ㅋ ends it. “Juk” is a Latin-letter guide to those parts, not a word translation.
Hangul offered a more accessible way to write Korean speech than older methods that adapted Chinese characters, such as idu and hyangchal. Its creation is dated to 1443, and a detailed explanation with examples appeared in 1446.
how do I type 줔?
Use a Korean two-set keyboard layout. On a standard QWERTY keyboard with Korean two-set input, type W, then N, then Z; the input method composes ㅈ ㅜ ㅋ as one block.
is 줔 the same as 죽?
No. The final Hangul letter is ㅋ here and ㄱ in 죽. 죽 is the familiar spelling of the Korean word for rice porridge; 줔 ends in ㅋ instead. Hangul syllables can differ by one final consonant, so check that last letter when reading or entering this block.
As of 2026, sent alone it reads like a spelling sample or typo, not a familiar Korean word.
If you mean the porridge word, use 죽; the final consonant ㅋ changes the spelling.
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Questions people ask
1why does 줔 look different in another font?
The character stays the same across fonts, but fonts can change the shape and placement of its letters. A square or replacement mark means the selected font does not contain this Hangul block.
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줔\C914Codes and encoding1 code points
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