What 닡 means
It gives a syllable sound; context supplies any word meaning.
It sounds like “nee” plus a clipped t. Its jamo (individual Hangul letters) are ᄂ (initial consonant), ᅵ (vowel), and ᇀ (final consonant).
Hangul was announced under King Sejong in 1443; its 1446 guide Hunminjeongeum explained writing Korean without relying on Chinese characters. Possible influence from the Mongolian Phags-pa script is debated. In late Joseon Korea, women wrote vernacular letters and fiction; elites used literary Chinese.
How do I type 닡?
A Korean keyboard assembles the block as you type.
Unicode also allows its equivalent jamo sequence, which fonts may arrange differently.
Neutral in Korean text.
Is 닡 an emoji? No; it is a text syllable, with no established standalone reaction reading as of 2026.
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닡\B2E1Codes and encoding1 code points
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