一
일
As the first character — 40 words
일부
一部
part, portion
TOPIK 2
일단
一旦
first of all
TOPIK 4
일반
一般
general
TOPIK 3
일반적
一般的
general
TOPIK 4
일정하다
一定-
to be constant
TOPIK 3
일주일
一週日
a week
TOPIK 1
일월
一月
January
TOPIK 1
일종
一種
kind, sort, type
TOPIK 4
일행
一行
party, company
TOPIK 3
일치하다
一致-
to agree, to coincide
TOPIK 4
일련
一連
series, chain
TOPIK 6
일반인
一般人
ordinary person
TOPIK 4
일체
一切
all, everything
TOPIK 4
일생
一生
lifetime, one's whole life
TOPIK 4
일선
一線
the front lines
TOPIK 5
일환
一環
being one part of the chain, being a link in the chain of sth
TOPIK 6
일등병
一等兵
private first class
TOPIK 6
일치
一致
agreement, accord
TOPIK 4
일관성
一貫性
coherency, consistency, unity
TOPIK 6
일일이
一一-
one by one
TOPIK 4
일시적
一時的
temporary
TOPIK 4
일대
一大
great, large
TOPIK 4
일명
一名
also known as
TOPIK 6
일병
一兵
short for 일등병(一等兵) (ildeungbyeong)
TOPIK 6
일가
一家
a family
TOPIK 6
일품
一品
top-quality article
TOPIK 6
일회용
一回用
for one time use
TOPIK 4
일
一
one
TOPIK 1
일차
一次
the next stage
Common
일각
一角
one corner
Common
일등
一等
first place, number one
TOPIK 4
일체성
一體性
cohesiveness, integrity
Common
일대일
一對一
one-to-one, single combat
TOPIK 6
일당
一黨
gang, group
Common
일회용품
一回用品
a product to be used only once
TOPIK 4
일리
一理
some truth, some reason
TOPIK 5
일원
一員
member
TOPIK 6
일절
一切
entirely, wholly
Common
일류
一流
first class, first rate
TOPIK 5
일개
一介
one piece
Common
As the last character — 4 words
In the middle — 6 words
2 other characters are also read 일
Characters it combines with
的
적
일반적 一般的
3 shared words
性
성
일관성 一貫性
3 shared words
統
통
통일 統一
3 shared words
般
반
일반 一般
3 shared words
用
용
일회용 一回用
2 shared words
品
품
일품 一品
2 shared words
月
월
일월 一月
2 shared words
兵
병
일등병 一等兵
2 shared words
等
등
일등병 一等兵
2 shared words
回
회
일회용 一回用
2 shared words
致
치
일치하다 一致-
2 shared words
人
인
일반인 一般人
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 일 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.