U+3262 "㉢" Circled Hangul Tikeut Unicode Character

U+3262 "㉢" Circled Hangul Tikeut is a precomposed CJK Compatibility Ideograph that represents the Korean consonant "ㄷ" (tikeut, pronounced like an initial "d") enclosed within a circle. It belongs to a set of circled Hangul jamo characters, which were originally included in Unicode for compatibility with older East Asian character encodings used in telephone directories, maps, and timetables in South Korea. In contemporary use, it may appear in legacy text or specialty typography to indicate a menu item, a phonetic guide, or a label, but it is generally not used in modern Hangul writing, where individual jamo are typed without such enclosing marks.