法

법 Hanja 法 in 36 Korean words

read 법 음36 words 낱말from TOPIK 2 2급

法 is read 법 and builds 36 of the Korean words on this site — 방법 (method), 법 (law) and 법칙 (law) among them. Every one is below, with the character marked inside its spelling; each links to the word's full entry.

앞As the first character — 17 words

법 法 law TOPIK 3 법칙 法則 law TOPIK 3 법 法 way, method TOPIK 3 법률 法律 law TOPIK 4 법원 法院 court TOPIK 4 법인 法人 legal entity TOPIK 4 법정 法廷 court, law court TOPIK 6 법안 法案 bill TOPIK 6 법적 法的 legal TOPIK 4 법관 法官 judge Common 법규 法規 a regulation TOPIK 5 법학 法學 law (as a discipline) Common 법인세 法人稅 corporation tax Common 법령 法令 law, statute Common 법치주의 法治主義 rule of law Common 법과 法科 the legal department Common 법도 法度 manners, etiquette Common

뒤As the last character — 16 words

방법 方法 method TOPIK 2 불법 不法 illegality TOPIK 4 헌법 憲法 constitution TOPIK 6 기법 技法 technique TOPIK 6 입법 立法 legislation TOPIK 5 사법 司法 judiciary, judicial TOPIK 6 편법 便法 expedient, the easy route or way TOPIK 6 수법 手法 method, way TOPIK 6 위법 違法 illegality,a breach of the law TOPIK 5 불법 佛法 Buddhism TOPIK 4 형법 刑法 criminal law Common 치료법 治療法 a curative means TOPIK 3 문법 文法 grammar TOPIK 3 변증법 辨證法 dialectic Common 육아법 育兒法 mothercraft Common 인사법 人事法 manner of greeting Common

가운데In the middle — 3 words

방법론 方法論 methodology TOPIK 6 합법적 合法的 legal TOPIK 6 사법부 司法府 the judiciary TOPIK 6

함께 쓰이는 글자Characters it combines with

The other halves of the words above, each with the commonest word the two build together. Every one is a page of its own.

人 인 법인 法人 3 shared words 的 적 법적 法的 2 shared words 方 방 방법 方法 2 shared words 治 치 치료법 治療法 2 shared words 司 사 사법 司法 2 shared words 學 학 법학 法學 1 shared word 主 주 법치주의 法治主義 1 shared word 事 사 인사법 人事法 1 shared word 文 문 문법 文法 1 shared word 義 의 법치주의 法治主義 1 shared word 合 합 합법적 合法的 1 shared word 手 수 수법 手法 1 shared word

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Hanja spellings, word meanings and TOPIK grades from the 국립국어원 한국어기초사전, used under CC BY-SA 2.0 KR.

The reading 법 is derived from the alignment between these words' Hangul and their hanja spellings, not taken from a character dictionary — which is also why no 훈 is shown.