ㆁ

ㆁ U+3181, ㆁ
HANGUL LETTER YESIEUNG
← ㆀ
[U+3180] 		Hangul Compatibility Jamo ㆂ →
[U+3182]
ᅌ U+114C, ᅌ
HANGUL CHOSEONG YESIEUNG
← ᅋ
[U+114B] 		Hangul Jamo ᅍ →
[U+114D]
ᇰ U+11F0, ᇰ
HANGUL JONGSEONG YESIEUNG
← ᇯ
[U+11EF] 		Hangul Jamo ᇱ →
[U+11F1]

Middle Korean

Etymology

From ㅇ (represents lack of a consonant), with an additional stroke from ㄱ (k) to represent a velar sound. See the Etymology section on modern Korean ㅇ (–, ng) for the motivations of this.

Pronunciation

Letter

ㆁ (ng)

  1. A letter representing the velar nasal, /ŋ/. Called 옛이응 (yesieung) in Modern Korean.

Descendants
  • Korean: ㅇ (–, ng, also represents lack of a consonant) (merged with ㅇ)
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