Chieut

Consonant letter of the Korean Hangul alphabet

chieut

Hangul

Korean name
Revised Romanization| chieut
McCune–Reischauer| ch'iŭt

Chieut (character: ㅊ; Korean: 치읓, romanized: chieut) is a consonant of the Korean hangul alphabet. Its IPA pronunciation is [tʃʰ] but at the end of a syllable it is pronounced [t] unless followed by a vowel. For example: 김치 kimchi, but 꽃 kkot ("flower").[1][2][3]

## Stroke order

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Stroke order in writing ㅊ

## Computing codes

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Character information  Preview | ㅊ | ᄎ | ᆾ | ㈉ | ㉩

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Unicode name  | HANGUL LETTER CHIEUCH  | HANGUL CHOSEONG CHIEUCH  | HANGUL JONGSEONG CHIEUCH  | PARENTHESIZED HANGUL CHIEUCH  | CIRCLED HANGUL CHIEUCH
Encodings | decimal | hex | dec | hex | dec | hex | dec | hex | dec | hex
Unicode | 12618 | U+314A | 4366 | U+110E | 4542 | U+11BE | 12809 | U+3209 | 12905 | U+3269
UTF-8 | 227 133 138 | E3 85 8A | 225 132 142 | E1 84 8E | 225 134 190 | E1 86 BE | 227 136 137 | E3 88 89 | 227 137 169 | E3 89 A9
Numeric character reference | &#12618; | &#x314A; | &#4366; | &#x110E; | &#4542; | &#x11BE; | &#12809; | &#x3209; | &#12905; | &#x3269;

## References

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1. ^ "Korean". Omniglot. Retrieved 2021-10-20.
2. ^ "Script and pronunciation". University College London. Retrieved 2021-10-20.
3. ^ Jiyoung Shin, Jieun Kiaer, Jaeeun Cha (2012). The Sounds of Korean. Cambridge University Press. pp. XiX–XX. ISBN 9781139789882.`{{cite book}}`: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)

Look up ㅊ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

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Chosŏn'gŭl/Hangul jamo tables

Korean alphabet

Single jamo|

| consonants (choseong or jongseong)|

* ㄱ
* ㄴ
* ㄷ
* ㄹ
* ㅁ
* ㅂ
* ㅅ
* ㅇ
* ㅈ
* ㅊ
* ㅋ
* ㅌ
* ㅍ
* ㅎ

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vowels (jungseong)|

* ㅏ
* ㅑ
* ㅓ
* ㅕ
* ㅗ
* ㅛ
* ㅜ
* ㅠ
* ㅡ
* ㅣ

old consonants|

* ㅿ
* ㆁ
* ㆆ
* ᄼ
* ᄾ
* ᅎ
* ᅐ
* ᅔ
* ᅕ

old vowels (still used in the Jeju language)|

* ㆍ

Composite jamo|

| consonants (choseong or jongseong)|

* ㄲ
* ㄳ
* ㄵ
* ㄶ
* ㄸ
* ㄺ
* ㄻ
* ㄼ
* ㄽ
* ㄾ
* ㄿ
* ㅀ
* ㅃ
* ㅄ
* ㅆ
* ㅉ

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vowels (jungseong)|

* ㅐ
* ㅒ
* ㅔ
* ㅖ
* ㅘ
* ㅙ
* ㅚ
* ㅝ
* ㅞ
* ㅟ
* ㅢ

old consonants|

* ᇺ
* ᅚ
* ᇃ
* ᇻ
* ᇄ
* ᇼ
* ᇽ
* ᇾ
* ᄓ
* ㅥ
* ㅦ
* ퟋ
* ᄖ
* ㅧ
* ㅨ
* ퟌ
* ᇉ
* ᄗ
* ퟎ
* ᇋ
* ꥠ
* ꥡ
* ꥢ
* ퟑ
* ꥣ
* ퟓ
* ퟔ
* ꥥ
* ㅩ
* ퟖ
* ᄘ
* ㅪ
* ꥧ
* ᇏ
* ᄙ
* ퟗ
* ᇑ
* ᇒ
* ퟘ
* ퟙ
* ꥪ
* ㅫ
* ퟚ
* ᇔ
* ᇕ
* ᇖ
* ㅬ
* ퟛ
* ꥭ
* ᇘ
* ㅭ
* ퟜ
* ᄛ
* ᇚ
* ퟞ
* ퟟ
* ꥰ
* ᇛ
* ퟠ
* ㅮ
* ퟡ
* ㅯ
* ᇞ
* ㅰ
* ퟢ
* ᇠ
* ᇡ
* ㅱ
* ㅲ
* ᄟ
* ㅳ
* ᇣ
* ퟤ
* ퟥ
* ㅴ
* ㅵ
* ᄤ
* ᄥ
* ᄦ
* ꥲ
* ㅶ
* ᄨ
* ꥳ
* ㅷ
* ᄪ
* ᇥ
* ㅸ
* ㅹ
* ㅺ
* ㅻ
* ㅼ
* ᄰ
* ᄱ
* ㅽ
* ᄳ
* ퟫ
* ퟬ
* ퟭ
* ꥵ
* ᄴ
* ퟮ
* ᄵ
* ㅾ
* ᄷ
* ᄸ
* ᄹ
* ᄺ
* ᄻ
* ᄽ
* ᄿ
* ퟳ
* ퟴ
* ᅁ
* ᅂ
* ꥶ
* ᅃ
* ᅄ
* ᅅ
* ᅆ
* ᅇ
* ᅈ
* ᅉ
* ᅊ
* ᅋ
* ꥷ
* ᇬ
* ᇭ
* ퟵ
* ㆂ
* ㆃ
* ᇮ
* ᇯ
* ퟶ
* ퟷ
* ퟸ
* ᅍ
* ꥸ
* ᅏ
* ᅑ
* ᅒ
* ᅓ
* ꥹ
* ᅖ
* ퟺ
* ퟻ
* ㆄ
* ᇵ
* ᇶ
* ᇷ
* ᇸ
* ꥻ
* ㆅ
* ꥼ

old vowels (still used in the Jeju language)|

* ᆢ

old vowels|

* ᅶ
* ᅷ
* ᆣ
* ᅸ
* ᅹ
* ᆤ
* ᅺ
* ᅻ
* ᅼ
* ᆥ
* ᅽ
* ᅾ
* ᆦ
* ᆧ
* ᅿ
* ᆀ
* ힰ
* ᆁ
* ᆂ
* ힱ
* ᆃ
* ힲ
* ힳ
* ㆇ
* ㆈ
* ힴ
* ᆆ
* ᆇ
* ㆉ
* ᆉ
* ᆊ
* ᆋ
* ힵ
* ᆌ
* ᆍ
* ힶ
* ᆎ
* ힷ
* ᆏ
* ᆐ
* ㆊ
* ㆋ
* ힸ
* ᆓ
* ㆌ
* ힹ
* ힺ
* ힻ
* ힼ
* ᆕ
* ᆖ
* ᆗ
* ᆘ
* ᆙ
* ힽ
* ힾ
* ힿ
* ퟀ
* ᆚ
* ퟁ
* ퟂ
* ᆛ
* ퟃ
* ᆜ
* ퟄ
* ᆝ
* ퟅ
* ᆟ
* ퟆ
* ᆠ
* ㆎ

Encodings|

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* Precomposed syllables
* Jamo
* Jamo Extended-A
* Jamo Extended-B
* Compatibility Jamo
* Halfwidth forms

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legacy/other|

* KS X 1001
* KS X 1002
* KPS 9566
* GB 12052
* Microsoft code page 949/IBM Code page 1363/Unified Hangul Code
* modern Hangul in ISO/IEC 2022–compliant national character set standards

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