듦
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듦
Summary
듦 is a Hangul syllable[1].
Key Facts
- 듦's instance of is recorded as Hangul syllable[2].
- 듦's instance of is recorded as Unicode character[3].
- 듦's instance of is recorded as KS X 1001 character[4].
- 듦's instance of is recorded as KPS 9566 character[5].
- 듦's instance of is recorded as GB 12052 character[6].
- 듦's follows is recorded as 듥[7].
- 듦's followed by is recorded as 듧[8].
- 듦's writing system is recorded as Hangul[9].
- 듦's software version identifier is recorded as 2.0[10].
- 듦's part of is recorded as Unicode[11].
- 듦's part of is recorded as KS X 1001[12].
- 듦's part of is recorded as KPS 9566[13].
- 듦's part of is recorded as GB 12052[14].
- 듦's Unicode character is recorded as 듦[15].
- 듦's has part is recorded as ᄃ[16].
- 듦's has part is recorded as ᅳ[17].
- 듦's has part is recorded as ᆱ[18].
- 듦's code is recorded as B4E6[19].
- 듦's code is recorded as 356A[20].
- 듦's code is recorded as B4CB[21].
- 듦's code is recorded as 335F[22].
- 듦's Unicode code point is recorded as B4E6[23].
- 듦's HTML entity is recorded as 듦[24].
- 듦's HTML entity is recorded as 듦[25].
- 듦's GlyphWiki ID is recorded as ub4e6[26].
Body
Geography
Part of include Unicode[11], a character encoding[27]; KS X 1001[12], a character encoding[28], in South Korea[29]; KPS 9566[13], a character encoding[30], in North Korea[31]; and GB 12052[14], a character encoding[32], in People's Republic of China[33].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include Hangul syllable[2], Unicode character[3], KS X 1001 character[4], KPS 9566 character[5], and GB 12052 character[6].