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Cha

Cha

24 8.2
A Korean family name used by people from Korea
  • proper noun
translation icon : Cha
  • If Cha Bum-kun has his son Cha Du-ri, then I have my son Park Tae-gang.

The way Teresa hot Kyung Cha dead tongue licks the book yet unwritten, the way bodily detritus becomes the meat of the book.

Examples

  • I want you to meet Cha Cha DiGregorio.

    Grease (1978)

  • Aren't Mr. Kim and Mr. Cha looking for one?

    Body So Fluorescent (2020)

  • I'm very pleased to have today Laura Cha, who is connected to us electronically live from Hong Kong.

  • Illustrated books such as Dia's Story Cloth by Dia Cha (2001), available in English and Hmong.

    Academic text (2013)

  • Today, student Cha Yang-soon and student Song Bo-bae are demonstrating what they have learned.

  • I'm very pleased to have today Laura Cha, who is connected to us electronically live from Hong Kong.

  • Aren't Mr. Kim and Mr. Cha looking for one?

Synonyms

Yun
vsCha
20 8.2

A common family or first name in China and Korea

is primarily a Korean family name used mainly as a surname
hee
vsCha
16 9.9

A personal name used as a first or last name in East Asian countries like Korea

is primarily a Korean family name used as a surname
Bae
vsCha
15 8.6

A Korean family name

is commonly used among Koreans in South Korea and abroad
Yoo
vsCha
12 7.9

A family name used by people from Korea and some other East Asian countries

is specifically a Korean family name used widely in South Korea
Suh
vsCha
10 8.3

A family name from Korea that many people have

is used widely in South Korea and by Korean communities overseas

Compounds

cha-cha-cha
1 7.2

A lively ballroom dance from Cuba with small steps and hip swaying

Surface Forms

Cha main

Etymology

Cha is a common Korean family name. It comes from the Chinese character 車 which means 'cart' or 'car', so a helpful image to remember it is a cart, and today Cha is simply used as a surname in South Korea and by people of Korean descent.