結 - 맺을 결 / 상투 계 - conclusion
Translation of the words from above with a few examples:
맺다 - to close, to form, to contract (계약을 맺다 - to sign a contract; 뒤끝을 맺다 - to put an end to, to settle)
모으다 - to collect, to garner, to save up, to gather, to raise
(돈을 모으다 - to collect money; 힘을 모으다 - to work together/ to cooperate; 끌어모으다 - to attract, to engage)
묶다 - to tie, to lash, to fasten ( 꼭 묶다 - to fasten tight, 꽁꽁 묶다 - to tie up)
매다 - to tie, to knot, to lace ( 개를 매다 - to chain a dog, 끈을 매다 - to tie the strings, 늦추 매다 - to tie (a belt) loosely) (but it turns out it can also mean “to put on, to buckle up”)
꾸미다 - to decorate, to ornament something, to come up with (몸을 꾸미다 - to dress up, to adorn oneself; 일을 꾸미다 - to make a plan/ form a sheme; 얼굴을 꾸미다 - to make up (the face))
짓다 - to make, to build, to construct, to compose ( 짝을 짓다 - to pair up, to form; 특징 짓다 - to mark, to characterize; 집을 짓다 - to build a house/home; 노래를 짓다 - to compose a song; 글을 짓다 - to write a poem)
다지다 - to stomp, to lay, to brace oneself (also to mince, to chop) (땅을/ 터를 다지다 - to harden the ground; 고기를 다지다 - to finely chop up or to mince the meat)
단단히 하다 - to firm up, to solidify, to be firm (doing something ‘단단히’ is basically doing it fast, firmly, effectively)
엇걸리게 하다 - to be on the cross (엇걸리다 - to be made in a diagonal loop; 엇걸리는 상황 - mixed situation)
굽다 - to roast, to grill, to bake, to toast (it also can mean to bend, curve or to be crooked) ( 구워먹는 고기/음식 - meat/food that is eaten roasted)
구부러지다 - to bend, to crook, to wrap
굽히다 - to bend, to change, to give up (자설을 굽히다 - to change one’s views; 자설을 굽히지 않다 - to stick to one’s views; 허리를 굽히다 - to bend the body (허리 - waist))
구부리다 - to bend, to crook
막다 - to block, to close, to fill in (”문 막아! - Shut the door!”)
못하게 하다 - basically to make something or someone unable to be/do etc. in some way (남을 끽소리 못하게 하다 - to beat an other person to a pulp) (끽소리 - yell)
엉기다 - to clot, to get tangled (엉겨 붙다 - to stick together)
A few examples of frequently used words with the same hanja (結):
Wow, so this was a long one.. if you have managed reading it all (and even memorized a few things) then you definitely deserve a big thumbs up!
(Source of the picture and most of the examples: Naver Dictionary)
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