成
성
As the first character — 15 words
성장
成長
growth
TOPIK 4
성공하다
成功-
to succeed
TOPIK 2
성장하다
成長-
to grow, to grow up
TOPIK 4
성공
成功
success
TOPIK 2
성적
成績
achievement
TOPIK 2
성립되다
成立-
to be established
TOPIK 4
성분
成分
ingredient, component
TOPIK 5
성립하다
成立-
to exist, to come into being
TOPIK 4
성인
成人
adult
TOPIK 3
성숙하다
成熟-
to ripen, to mature
TOPIK 4
성공적
成功的
success
TOPIK 4
성취
成就
achievement
TOPIK 5
성원
成員
cheering, applause
Common
성패
成敗
make-or-break, succeed or fail
Common
성화
成火
pestering
TOPIK 6
As the last character — 13 words
구성
構成
composition
TOPIK 4
형성
形成
formation
TOPIK 4
완성
完成
completion
TOPIK 3
조성
造成
creation, establishment
TOPIK 6
작성
作成
drawing up, writing out
TOPIK 3
기성
旣成
established, pre-existing
TOPIK 6
편성
編成
organization
TOPIK 6
생성
生成
growing, naissance, to come into being
TOPIK 6
양성
養成
cultivation, nurturing
TOPIK 6
결성
結成
to form, organize
TOPIK 6
육성
育成
cradling, fosterage, growing on, nourishment
Common
찬성
贊成
agreement
TOPIK 3
합성
合成
synthesis
TOPIK 6
In the middle — 12 words
구성되다
構成-
to be made up of
TOPIK 4
형성되다
形成-
to be formed
TOPIK 4
구성하다
構成-
to constitute
TOPIK 4
형성하다
形成-
to form
TOPIK 4
구성체
構成體
the organization
TOPIK 4
구성원
構成員
member
TOPIK 5
작성하다
作成-
to draw up, to prepare
TOPIK 3
완성하다
完成-
to complete, to finish
TOPIK 3
완성되다
完成-
to be accomplished
TOPIK 3
기성세대
旣成世代
old people
TOPIK 5
찬성하다
贊成-
to agree
TOPIK 3
완성형
完成型
"Whole form": Wansung, encoding of a hangul syllable as a precomposed whole
Common
8 other characters are also read 성
Characters it combines with
構
구
구성 構成
5 shared words
完
완
완성 完成
4 shared words
形
형
형성 形成
3 shared words
功
공
성공하다 成功-
3 shared words
長
장
성장 成長
2 shared words
作
작
작성하다 作成-
2 shared words
員
원
구성원 構成員
2 shared words
立
립
성립되다 成立-
2 shared words
旣
기
기성 旣成
2 shared words
贊
찬
찬성하다 贊成-
2 shared words
的
적
성공적 成功的
1 shared word
人
인
성인 成人
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 성 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.