ㅿ

Pronunciation

 * The  notes that "ㅿ is a semi-dental sound pronounced like the beginning of " (半齒音 如穰字初發聲).
 * ㅿ used in the initial position of Chinese characters have all been changed to ㅇ in modern Korean. Examples include 日, 人, 弱, 穰, 兒, 入, 如, 潤, 容, 扔, 熱, 若, 軟, 銳, 壤, 䓴, 葇, 儒, 緌, 袵, 橈, 刃, 絍, 撋, 汝, 二, 貳, 邇, 栭, 栮, 餌, 珥 and 輀.
 * ㅿ used in the initial position of Chinese characters have all been changed to ㅇ in modern Korean. Examples include 日, 人, 弱, 穰, 兒, 入, 如, 潤, 容, 扔, 熱, 若, 軟, 銳, 壤, 䓴, 葇, 儒, 緌, 袵, 橈, 刃, 絍, 撋, 汝, 二, 貳, 邇, 栭, 栮, 餌, 珥 and 輀.

Letter

 * : a voiced alveolar fricative; /z/. Common in Middle Korean, but vanished around the end of the 16th century.
 * 1) Used in North Korea in 1948–1954 as part of, to represent a /l/ which changes to /t/ before a consonant. Sometimes called  in this context.