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γ„±Hangul Jamo Decomposition / Composition

Decompose Hangul syllables into initial/medial/final jamo, or compose them back. Useful for Korean search and autocomplete, IME conversion, phonological analysis, and learning to code Korean text.

πŸ”’ Browser-basedβœ“ No watermarkβœ“ No signup

How to use

  1. 1Enter a syllable to decompose into jamo.
  2. 2Reverse: enter jamo to compose.

FAQ

Are double finals supported?+

γ„³, γ„΅, γ„Ά, γ„Ί, γ„», γ„Ό, γ„½, γ„Ύ, γ„Ώ, γ…€, γ…„ β€” all decompose and recompose correctly.

Why is jamo decomposition useful?+

(1) Initial-consonant search ('γ…Žγ„±' β†’ 'ν•œκ΅­'), (2) IME conversion, (3) Korean phonology algorithms. Essential for Korean apps and search.

Same as Unicode jamo?+

Uses Unicode Hangul Jamo (U+1100~U+11FF), not the compatibility jamo (U+3131~U+318F).

What about combined vowels (γ…˜, ㅝ)?+

By default they're one unit. An option further decomposes them to γ…—+ㅏ.

Example: initial-consonant search?+

Decompose each character β†’ extract initials β†’ match user input. 'ν•œκ΅­' β†’ 'γ…Žγ„±', 'ν•œμ‹' β†’ 'γ…Žγ……'.

Performance concerns?+

Each character takes microseconds. Tens of thousands of characters process instantly.

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