本

본 Hanja 本 in 33 Korean words

read 본 음33 words 낱말from TOPIK 1 1급

本 is read 본 and builds 33 of the Korean words on this site — 기본 (basis, foundation), 근본적 (something fundamental) and 본격적 (genuine) 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 — 20 words

본격적 本格的 genuine TOPIK 5 본질 本質 essence, nature TOPIK 4 본래 本來 origin TOPIK 4 본성 本性 inherent nature TOPIK 6 본인 本人 the person concerned TOPIK 3 본부 本部 headquarters TOPIK 4 본격 本格 genuine TOPIK 6 본 本 main TOPIK 5 본사 本社 headquarters TOPIK 5 본관 本館 main building TOPIK 6 본의 本意 true intention TOPIK 6 본연 本然 inherent, natural, intrinsic Common 본체 本體 main body, main unit Common 본선 本選 finals TOPIK 5 본능적 本能的 instinctive TOPIK 4 본문 本文 text TOPIK 5 본점 本店 head office, Home Office Common 본고사 本考査 본시험, an entrance test Common 본명 本名 real name TOPIK 5 본부장 本部長 main office head honcho Common

뒤As the last character — 7 words

기본 基本 basis, foundation TOPIK 4 근본 根本 root, basis TOPIK 4 각본 脚本 script, scenario, screenplay TOPIK 6 대본 臺本 script, screenplay TOPIK 5 표본 標本 specimen TOPIK 6 단행본 單行本 single-volume book Common 일본 日本 Japan TOPIK 1

가운데In the middle — 6 words

근본적 根本的 something fundamental TOPIK 4 자본주의 資本主義 capitalism TOPIK 6 기본적 基本的 something basic TOPIK 4 장본인 張本人 breeder, ringleader TOPIK 6 자본가 資本家 capitalist Common 일본어 日本語 the Japanese language TOPIK 3

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.

的 적 근본적 根本的 4 shared words 人 인 본인 本人 2 shared words 日 일 일본어 日本語 2 shared words 部 부 본부 本部 2 shared words 資 자 자본주의 資本主義 2 shared words 格 격 본격적 本格的 2 shared words 基 기 기본 基本 2 shared words 根 근 근본적 根本的 2 shared words 性 성 본성 本性 1 shared word 體 체 본체 本體 1 shared word 主 주 자본주의 資本主義 1 shared word 行 행 단행본 單行本 1 shared word

All 1,087 characters › — or read why hanja is worth an hour if this is the first one you have opened.

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

The reading 본 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.