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현 Hanja 現 in 31 Korean words

read 현 음31 words 낱말from TOPIK 2 2급

現 is read 현 and builds 31 of the Korean words on this site — 현실 (reality), 현상 (phenomenon) and 현재 (now, at present) 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

현실 現實 reality TOPIK 4 현상 現象 phenomenon TOPIK 4 현재 現在 now, at present TOPIK 2 현대 現代 modern age TOPIK 3 현장 現場 site, location TOPIK 4 현재 現在 the present TOPIK 2 현 現 current TOPIK 6 현실적 現實的 realistic TOPIK 4 현금 現金 cash TOPIK 2 현행 現行 current, in effect TOPIK 3 현지 現地 the actual place, the site TOPIK 5 현역 現役 active duty, active service TOPIK 5 현대인 現代人 a modern person TOPIK 4 현대사 現代史 contemporary history (conventionally after the end of World War II) TOPIK 6 현황 現況 current situation, status TOPIK 5 현세 現世 lower world Common 현대적 現代的 modern TOPIK 4 현상학 現象學 phenomenology Common 현대화 現代化 modernization Common 현직 現職 incumbent, current post TOPIK 6

뒤As the last character — 4 words

표현 表現 expression TOPIK 3 실현 實現 realization TOPIK 4 재현 再現 re-creation, reappearance, recurrence, reproduction TOPIK 6 구현 具現 realization Common

가운데In the middle — 7 words

표현하다 表現- to express TOPIK 3 표현되다 表現- to be expressed TOPIK 3 실현하다 實現- to realize TOPIK 4 실현되다 實現- to realize,bring to fruition TOPIK 4 출현하다 出現- to appear TOPIK 4 자연현상 自然現象 natural phenomena TOPIK 6 표현력 表現力 speech Common

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.

實 실 현실 現實 5 shared words 代 대 현대 現代 5 shared words 表 표 표현 表現 4 shared words 象 상 현상 現象 3 shared words 的 적 현실적 現實的 2 shared words 在 재 현재 現在 2 shared words 人 인 현대인 現代人 1 shared word 學 학 현상학 現象學 1 shared word 地 지 현지 現地 1 shared word 出 출 출현하다 出現- 1 shared word 行 행 현행 現行 1 shared word 化 화 현대화 現代化 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 현 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.