| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| ruler | μ |
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Tips to Remember:
β’ Imagine placing a ruler (μ, ja) on a sheet of paper to perfectly align and measure its length, reinforcing the idea of a simple measuring tool.
β’ Link the short sound βjaβ with the quick, one-syllable action of measuring.
Explanation:
β’ In Korean, βμβ (ja) is a noun referring to a rulerβthe instrument used for measuring lengths and drawing straight lines.
β’ The word is derived from the Sino-Korean character ε°Ί, also read as βμ.β
Other Words with Similar Meanings:
β’ μΈ‘μ λꡬ (cheukjeong dogu) β measuring tool
β’ μ€μ (julja) β measuring tape (a related tool)
Alternate Meanings/Slang:
β’ βμβ can appear as part of compound words such as μκΈ° (jagi), meaning βself,β though by itself it specifically refers to the measuring instrument.
β’ There isnβt a widely recognized slang usage of βμβ that means something different from βruler.β
Example Sentences:
1. μ΄ μλ 30μΌν°λ―Έν°μ λλ€.
β (I ja-neun 30 sentimiteo-imnida.)
β Translation: This ruler is 30 centimeters long.
2. μν μκ°μ μλ₯Ό μ¬μ©ν΄μ λνμ κ·Έλ Έμ΄μ.
β (Suhak sigan-e ja-reul sayonghaeseo dohyeong-eul geuryeosseoyo.)
β Translation: We used a ruler in math class to draw shapes.
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