Uija

Uija is primarily a transliteration associated with the Korean language. It is the romanized rendering of the Korean noun 의자, which means “chair” in English. In Korean, 의자 is a common piece of furniture used for sitting, and the term appears in everyday speech and writing.

In the standard system for romanizing Korean, the Revised Romanization, 의자 is written as uija (ui + ja). Some older or nonstandard transliterations may render 의 as “eui,” yielding forms such as ejeja or eui-ja in certain texts. Because of this, the capitalization “Uija” may occasionally appear in English-language materials when the term is treated as a proper noun, a brand name, or a title, but it is not a common English word or widely recognized subject in itself.

Beyond its function as a transliteration for a common object, there is no widely established concept, organization, or place known simply as “Uija.” If a specific usage or context is intended—such as a brand, fictional setting, or named location—clarification would be needed to provide a more precise article.

See also: chair, furniture, Korean language, transliteration, romanization.