Korean/Words/ㄸ

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땅

The English names with the suffix -stan;
♦ those countries that have such a name;
♦ other countries that have such a name for the first-level administrative division.

Roman: ttang

Noun

1. 강이나 바다와 같이 물이 있는 곳을 제외한 지구의 겉면. 영토(領土) 또는 영지(領地).

   earth, ground, land; territory

Compounds

• 땅개 (-gae, "terrier" lit. "earth dog")
• 땅콩 (-kong, "peanut" lit. "earth pea")

  cf. groundnut, earthnut, truffle, genus Tuber

Comparatives

• -stan, cf. -land
• -abad ("cultivated place" )

땜

An image of a tinker by Ignacy Krieger, 19th century

Roman: ttaem

Noun

1. 금이 가거나 뚫어진 데를 때우는 일. [또 이처럼] 잘못된 일을 그때그때 필요에 따라 임시변통으로 고치는 일.

   doing with the tinker's dam, (which has implausibly degenerated into) tinker's damn, tinker's curse

Compounds

• 땜질 (-jil, "dealing with tinkering, soldering")
• 땜장이 (-jang-i, "tinker, solderer")

Relatives

• 때우다 (ttae-uda, "to tinker, solder, blaze")

Comparatives

• tinker's damn #English

See also

• 거란 (georan, "Khitan")

또

See: #도

• https://ko.dict.naver.com/#/search?query=또

1. [부사] 어떤 일이 거듭하여.
2. [부사] 그 밖에 더.
3. [부사] 그럼에도 불구하고.

또한

See: #도

• https://ko.dict.naver.com/#/search?query=또한

1. [부사] 어떤 것을 전제로 하고 그것과 같게.
2. [부사] 그 위에 더. 또는 거기에다 더.

Korean/Words/똥

뚫다

A hand-held electric drill.

Roman: ttulh-da

Verb

1. 구멍을 내다.

   to make, bore, peirce a hole through.

2. 막힌 것을 통하게 하다.

   to unblock something blocked.

Comparatives

• þȳrel #Old English "hole"
• thirl #English
• þȳrlian #Old English "to make a hole through"
• þurh #Old English "through"
• þuruh #Old English "through"
• thurh #Middle English "through"
• thurgh #Middle English "through"
• through #English
• thorough #English
• thrill #English
• drill #English
• duru #Old English "door"
• door #English

Korean/Words/뚱뚱

Korean/Words/뜨다

Korean/Words/뜰

Korean/Words/뜸

뜻

Die Flagge der Einheit
The German Unity Flag
"Dem Deutschen Volke"
"To the German People" (inscribed motto)

Roman: tteut

Noun

1. 무엇을 하겠다고 속으로 먹는 마음. 말이나 글, 또는 어떠한 행동 따위로 나타내는 속내. 어떠한 일이나 행동이 지니는 가치나 중요성.

   intention; meaning, signification; significance

Compounds

• 뜻하다 (-hada, "to intend, mean, signify")
• 뜻맞다 (-majda, "to agree; to be of a mind")
• 뜻대로 (-daero, "at will, in one's own way"
• 뜻밖 (-bakk, "surprise, accidence")

Relatives

• 말 (mal, "speech, language")
• 말씀 (mal-sseum, honorific "speech, language")
• 말뜻 (mal-tteut, "linguistic meaning")
• 띠앗 (ttiat, "brotherhood, fraternity, friendliness") cf. theodism

Inventions

• 덕의지 (德意志, deog-uiji) (Chinese)
• 독일 (獨逸, dog-il) (Japanese)
• 도이치 (道理致, 導理致, doichi) (new Korean)

Comparatives

Proto-Germanic *þiudijaną (transitive, +instrumental) to associate (with); engage with; attach to; join (with); connect to interpret; point out; explain Etymology Origin obscure. Possibly a conflated word, partly from *þeudō (“people”), ...; and partly from *þeudjaz, *þiudiz (“good, friendly”), ... Descendants Old High German: diuten German: deuten to interpret (e.g. dreams) to point at (with auf + accusative) Middle Dutch: dieden, duden to explain to mean, to signify to tell (with a negative) to be valid (with a negative) to be helpful, useful Dutch: duiden (transitive) to point to, refer to, suggest (transitive) to explain, clarify Old English: þīedan, þēodan to join, attach to join, associate with, or attach one's self to somebody or somebody's group Old Norse: þýða to explain, interpret to signify Danish: tyde interpret decipher, read Faroese: týða to translate Icelandic: þýða (transitive, takes the accusative) to translate a language to mean, to signify Norwegian: tyde, tyda to interpret, decipher to mean to indicate Swedish: tyda to interpret; to understand the meaning of to indicate; to give a hint about an otherwise unknown fact

Korean/Words/띠앗