What 옣 means
It is a written Hangul syllable assembled from smaller letters. Hangul's individual letters are called jamo and are grouped into syllable blocks. In 옣, the initial consonant is ㅇ, the vowel is ㅖ, and the final consonant is ㅎ.
Hangul was designed for writing Korean during the Joseon dynasty, a Korean kingdom. Its first record appears in the 1443 Sejong Annals, the court chronicle of King Sejong; Hunminjeongeum, a book explaining the script, was published in 1446.
Neutral; it belongs in Korean text or discussion of how Hangul syllables are spelled.
Different fonts can draw 옣 with different outlines. If it appears as a box, your font or text renderer may lack its glyph.
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