
√Root Korean: A Dictionary of Korean Root Words (Hanja)
by Andrew Livera
Hanja are borrowed Chinese characters that use Korean pronunciation. For example, 입구 (entrance) can be written in Hanja as 入口 where 入 means ‘to enter’ and 口 means ‘opening.’
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