家
가
As the first character — 14 words
가족
家族
family
TOPIK 1
가정
家庭
household, family
TOPIK 3
가구
家口
household
TOPIK 1
가장
家長
head of a family
TOPIK 1
가문
家門
family
TOPIK 5
가정교사
家庭敎師
private tutor
TOPIK 6
가축
家畜
livestock
TOPIK 5
가구
家具
furniture
TOPIK 1
가옥
家屋
house, building
TOPIK 5
가출
家出
running away from home
TOPIK 6
가신
家臣
rear vassal, retainer, vassal
Common
가계
家計
household economy
TOPIK 6
가내
家內
home, domestic
Common
가정교육
家庭敎育
home education
Common
As the last character — 32 words
국가
國家
nation, state
TOPIK 3
작가
作家
writer,author
TOPIK 4
전문가
專門家
expert
TOPIK 3
예술가
藝術家
artist
TOPIK 4
역사가
歷史家
historian
TOPIK 3
화가
畵家
painter
TOPIK 2
농가
農家
farm, farmhouse
TOPIK 5
소설가
小說家
novelist
TOPIK 3
평론가
評論家
critic
TOPIK 6
극작가
劇作家
playwright, dramatist
TOPIK 6
일가
一家
a family
TOPIK 6
사상가
思想家
thinker
TOPIK 6
이론가
理論家
theorist
TOPIK 6
출가
出家
becoming a Buddhist monk
Common
운동가
運動家
activist
Common
귀가
歸家
returning home
TOPIK 4
사업가
事業家
businessperson
TOPIK 3
정치가
政治家
politician
TOPIK 5
무용가
舞踊家
dancer
TOPIK 6
연출가
演出家
producer, regisseur
Common
음악가
音樂家
musician
TOPIK 2
안가
安家
short for 안전가옥 (anjeon'gaok, “safehouse”)
Common
만화가
漫畵家
comics artist
TOPIK 6
비평가
批評家
critic
Common
인가
人家
house, dwelling
Common
조각가
彫刻家
sculptor
Common
자본가
資本家
capitalist
Common
건축가
建築家
architect
TOPIK 5
관가
官家
official building
Common
혁명가
革命家
revolutionary
Common
자가
自家
private, mine, my own
TOPIK 6
애호가
愛好家
enthusiast
Common
In the middle — 6 words
7 other characters are also read 가
Characters it combines with
國
국
국가 國家
3 shared words
出
출
출가 出家
3 shared words
論
론
평론가 評論家
3 shared words
庭
정
가정 家庭
3 shared words
自
자
자가용 自家用
2 shared words
敎
교
가정교사 家庭敎師
2 shared words
作
작
작가 作家
2 shared words
門
문
전문가 專門家
2 shared words
畵
화
화가 畵家
2 shared words
族
족
가족 家族
2 shared words
評
평
평론가 評論家
2 shared words
歸
귀
귀가하다 歸家-
2 shared words
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 가 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.