ㅸ

(deprecated template usage) ㅸ

1. The sound /f/

(deprecated template usage) ㅸ • (transliteration needed)

1. Template:mostly The sound /v/ in foreign languages

• The use of this, together with several other archaic letters such as ㅿ, was prescribed in the the official South Korean guidelines for hangulization (Template:Kore, deuron mal jeongneun beop),that were in effect from 1948 to 1958, authored by linguist Choe Hyeon-bae. Although this system did not see widespread uptake, a similar system is occasionally used online.

• (deprecated use of |lang= parameter) IPA^(key): /β/

(deprecated template usage) ㅸ (W)

1. The sound known as 가벼운비읍 (gabyeounbieup, “gabyeoun bieup”), a voiced bilabial fricative; /β/. This vanished around 1480 when /β/ became /w/.

• Samuel Elmo Martin (1992) A Reference Grammar of Korean