Contionary:장

Dan'a'yo

Alternative forms

Roman: jang

Pronunciation

(Dan'a'yo) IPA: /dʒaŋ/

Words

jang is one of the most popular syllables in Dan'a'yo. On its own, it means "chapter", "long", or "only". There is also the advanced character "stick". Otherwise, it is a part of a lot of polysyllabic words.

1. 章 - (n) chapter
2. 丈 - (pp) only
3. 長 - (adj) long

Other Characters

1. 場 ‎is not a word on its own; it requires 市場(시장) - (n) open space, market
2. 臓 is not a word on its own; it requires 内臓(뇌장) - (n) entrails, internal organs
3. 障 is not a word on its own; it requires 障碍(장애) - (n) shield, barricade
4. 争 is not a word on its own; it requires 抗争(항장) - (v.tr) to fight, to dispute
5. 葬 is not a word on its own; it requires 埋葬(며장) - (v.tr) to inter, to bury
6. 掌 is not a word on its own; it requires 手掌(슈장) - (n) palm, sole

• 杖 (Advanced) is a word on its own but should be avoided when possible; (n) staff, stick
• 奨 (Advanced) is not a word on its own and should be avoided when possible; it requires 奨励(장러) - (v.tr) to award
• 墻 (Naming) is not a word on its own and may only appear in names. Its full name is 墻壁(장벅) - wall
• 蒋 (Naming) is not a word on its own and may only appear in names. It means Manchurian wild rice
• 醤 (Naming) is not a word on its own and may only appear in names. Its full spelling is 果醤(과장) - jam, paste, sauce
• 樟 (Naming) is not a word on its own and may only appear in names. Its full name is 樟脳(장낫) - camphor tree
• 薔 (Naming) is not a word on its own and may only appear in names. Its full name is 薔薇(장믜) - rose