What 늗 means
Hangul was designed to write Korean speech.
Hangul's creation was first recorded in 1443, and a text explaining the script appeared in 1446. It gained national-script status in Korea in 1894.
Scholars have compared Hangul's design with the Phags-pa script, dated to 1269. This comparison concerns script design; it does not identify a direct historical source for this syllable.
Who writes 늗
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How to type or find 늗
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- 늗 · u+b297 · Korean syllable · jamo
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늗\B297Why is 늗 a box on my screen?
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