地
地 — ji
Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).
Parts that make up 地
How 地 was formed
Traditional analysis treats 地 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 土, 也.
Korean example words with 地
- 원지遠地 Korean gloss: 먼 곳
- 지상地上 Korean gloss: 땅의 위
- 명지名地 Korean gloss: 이름난 곳
- 지고地高 Korean gloss: 땅의 높이
- 지기地氣 Korean gloss: 땅의 정기
- 지면地面 Korean gloss: 땅의 거죽
- 지반地盤 Korean gloss: 땅의 표면
- 지적地積 Korean gloss: 땅의 넓이
- 험지險地 Korean gloss: 험난한 땅
- 규지揆地 Korean gloss: 재상의 지위
- 단지段地 Korean gloss: 층이 진 땅
- 봉지封地 Korean gloss: 제후의 영토
Definitions from Woorimalsam, National Institute of Korean Language (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR)
Japanese words with 地
- 現地げんち actual place; actual location; the spot
- 地域ちいき area; region; district
- 地球ちきゅう Earth; the globe
- 地元じもと home area; home town; local
- 地方ちほう district; region; area
- 土地とち plot of land; lot; soil
- 地区ちく district; area; zone
- 基地きち base (military, expedition, etc.); enthusiast; maniac
- 地震じしん earthquake
- 地検ちけん District Public Prosecutor's Office
- 地裁ちさい district court
- 地ち earth; ground; land
Characters sharing the phonetic 也
Most Han characters pair a meaning part with a sound part. Characters sharing a sound part are usually read alike.
Other hanja read “지”
Other hanja with radical 土
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