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굽
edit- Compounds
- 팔굽 (pal-, "elbow") cf. Latin cubitum from cubo ("I kneel down") [4]
- 발굽 (bal-, "heel")
- 말굽 (mal-, "hoof")
- Relatives
- 굽이 (gub-i, "curve, bend")
- 굽다 (gub-da, "to be curved, bent")
- 굽히다 (gubhi-da, "to curve, bend") cf. Latin cubo [5]
- 구부리다 (cuburi-da, "to curve, bend") cf. Latin curvo, cuprum [6]
- 구르다 (gureu-da, "to roll") cf. Latin curro
- 구리 (guri, "copper" from Latin cuprum)
- 톱 (tob, "tip" cf. top)
- Comparatives
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- ↑ https://ko.dict.naver.com/#/search?query=굽
- ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/굽
- ↑ All these words relate to the idea of 굽이 (gub-i, "curve or bend").
- ↑ See the photos on the right, relating to what is curved. Explain why the concubine is so called.
- ↑ The basic meaning "I lie down, sleep" may not well explain, say, cubitum "elbow". As such, the basic idea must be "to bend". Reconsider Relatives.
- ↑ Both may be related by means of metathesis.
- ↑ cf. Latin caput "neck" & Polish kopyto, etc. "hoof".