What 짜 means
By itself, 짜 is one syllable, not a full word. In Korean, its meaning comes from the word it forms: 짜다 can describe food as salty, a person as stingy, or mean to make, plan, or scheme; 짜증 means annoyance.
Hangul was developed to let people write Korean speech. The Hunminjeongeum, a text introducing the alphabet, records its design in 1443; Hangul was promulgated in 1446. This syllable follows Hangul's system for assembling consonant and vowel letters, rather than being a separately invented sign. Unicode's standard breakdown shows its components as ᄍ ᅡ: the initial consonant and the vowel.
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How to type or find 짜
- Also called
- jja
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- 짜 meaning · 짜다 · 짜증 · ㅉ
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