Syllable block

Syllable block

A sequence of Korean characters that should be grouped into a single square cell for display.

This is different from a precomposed Hangul syllable and is meant to include sequences needed for the representation of Old Korean syllables.

A syllable block may contain a precomposed Hangul syllable plus other characters.

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