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Also known as yeorinhieut

Yeorinhieut (letter: ; name: ) is an archaic consonant letter of the Korean alphabet, Hangul. In Unicode, its name is spelled yeorinhieuh, following the ISO/TR 11941 romanization system. It was historically widely called doenieung (), but the South Korean National Institute of Korean Language decided in 1991 to officially name it yeorinhieut because it was felt that contemporary South Koreans would more visually associate the graph with hieut over ieung. It was associated with a glottal stop .

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Instance of
jamo
Based on
ㅇ
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Unicode character
ㆆ
native label
여린히읗

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ㆆ是一个朝鲜语谚文字母,为辅音字母,现已废弃不用。该字母被称作“여린히읗”。 ㆆ在训民正音创制时使用。在中古朝鲜语中,其初声为全清喉音,读音为声门塞音/ʔ/。只作初声,不作终声。但其可以与ㄹ组成终声复合声母,该复合声母读音为/t̚/。 ㆆ对应中古汉语三十六字母中的影母。大约在15世纪中叶(朝鲜世祖在位期间)以后该字母被废弃,不再使用。

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