U+B0EA "냪" Hangul Syllable Nyap Unicode Character

U+B0EA "냪" Hangul Syllable Nyap is a precomposed syllable in the modern Hangul script, officially known as Hangeul, representing the sound "nyap" in the Korean language. It is formed by combining the initial consonant letter ᄂ (nieun, for the "n" sound) with the medial vowel letter ᅣ (ya, for the "ya" sound) and the final consonant letter ᆸ (bieup, for the "p" sound), following the standard syllabic block structure of the Korean writing system. While less common in everyday vocabulary, this syllable is part of the comprehensive Unicode block that encodes all possible Hangul syllables (AC00–D7AF), which was designed to support the full range of phonetic combinations in Korean, including those used for lexical entries, transliteration, or rare dialectal terms.