What does 쓰 in Korean mean?

What is the meaning of the word 쓰 in Korean? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 쓰 in Korean.

The word in Korean means capitalize, splurge, lavish one's money, spendthrift, cry for, insist on, pat, stroke, bother, mind, niggle, bother, care, bother, writing, write, compose, write down, pat, stroke, fall, collapse, waste, garbage, trash, scumbag, garbage dump, dumping ground, garbage can, trash can, waste bin, dustpan, be used for, save, conserve, reserve, disuse, be unuseable, make efforts, try to, raunchy, inattentive, run a risk, profile, literacy, spell, print, scrawl, scribble, scribble, squiggle. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 쓰

capitalize

splurge, lavish one's money

spendthrift

cry for, insist on

pat, stroke

bother

mind, niggle, bother, care

bother

writing

write, compose, write down

pat, stroke

fall, collapse

waste, garbage, trash

scumbag

garbage dump, dumping ground

garbage can, trash can, waste bin

dustpan

be used for

save, conserve, reserve

disuse, be unuseable

make efforts, try to

raunchy, inattentive

run a risk

profile

literacy

spell

print

scrawl, scribble

scribble, squiggle

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