中
중
As the first character — 43 words
중
中
in the course of
TOPIK 1
중심
中心
center, core
TOPIK 2
중앙
中央
center, middle
TOPIK 2
중간
中間
the middle
TOPIK 2
중세
中世
Middle Ages
TOPIK 5
중학교
中學校
middle school
TOPIK 2
중소기업
中小企業
small and medium-sized businesses
TOPIK 4
중반
中盤
middle stage
TOPIK 4
중부
中部
central part
TOPIK 3
중계
中繼
relay broadcast
TOPIK 5
중단하다
中斷-
to discontinue
TOPIK 3
중심지
中心地
center, hub
TOPIK 3
중동
中東
middle east
TOPIK 6
중학생
中學生
middle school student
TOPIK 2
중년
中年
middle age
TOPIK 5
중순
中旬
middle ten days of a month
TOPIK 3
중단되다
中斷-
to be suspended,stopped
TOPIK 3
중단
中斷
interruption, suspension
TOPIK 3
중계방송
中繼放送
a relay, a hookup
TOPIK 6
중독
中毒
poisoning
TOPIK 4
중위
中尉
first lieutenant
TOPIK 6
중대
中代
company
TOPIK 6
중추
中樞
center, hub
Common
중기
中期
middle period
Common
중류
中流
midstream
Common
중성미자
中性微子
neutrino
Common
중심부
中心部
central part, heart
Common
중견
中堅
the center, the kernel, the important part
Common
중도
中道
middle path
TOPIK 6
중형
中型
medium size
Common
중산층
中産層
middle class
TOPIK 6
중국집
中國-
chinese restaurant
TOPIK 2
중절
中絶
abeyance, hiatus, interruption
Common
중성
中聲
middle vowel of a Korean syllable
TOPIK 5
중지
中止
stoppage
TOPIK 5
중고생
中高生
a middle and high school student
Common
중심가
中心街
downtown, main drag, main street
Common
중장
中將
lieutenant general
Common
중심선
中心線
midline
Common
중앙부
中央部
midfield, midsection
Common
중국어
中國語
chinese
TOPIK 3
중식
中食
lunch
TOPIK 3
중국
中國
China
TOPIK 1
As the last character — 11 words
In the middle — 5 words
2 other characters are also read 중
Characters it combines with
心
심
중심 中心
5 shared words
集
집
집중 集中
5 shared words
國
국
중국집 中國-
3 shared words
部
부
중부 中部
3 shared words
斷
단
중단하다 中斷-
3 shared words
學
학
중학교 中學校
2 shared words
生
생
중학생 中學生
2 shared words
繼
계
중계 中繼
2 shared words
的
적
집중적 集中的
1 shared word
性
성
중성미자 中性微子
1 shared word
地
지
중심지 中心地
1 shared word
力
력
집중력 集中力
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 중 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.