| Notes l |
"traditional literary korean" 𝒮 written from c.–650 in Chinese, Han-mun script; from c.+1450 also in Korean, Ŏn-mun (="common script"), Han-gŭl, Chosŏn-gŭl script, fully established in 20th cent.; including "mixed script", retaining Chinese characters for Chinese-derived elements |