U+314B "ㅋ" Hangul Letter Khieukh Unicode Character

U+314B "ㅋ" Hangul Letter Khieukh is a consonant letter from the modern Korean alphabet known as Hangul, where it represents the aspirated velar plosive sound, similar to the English "k" sound but pronounced with a strong puff of air. In the Korean writing system, it is classified as the eleventh consonant in the traditional order and corresponds to the letter "k" in the Romanized transcription known as Revised Romanization of Korean. This character is used as a standalone letter in syllables or as an initial or final consonant in syllable blocks, playing a crucial role in forming words pronounced with a clear, aspirated "k" sound, such as in the word "커피" (keopi), meaning "coffee."