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자갈 edit

jagal: "gravel, pebble"

자루 edit

jaru: "pouch, bag"

European words of interest

Words	Meanings	Languages
zorro	bag	Basque

자물쇠 edit

jamulsoe: "lock"

European words of interest

Words	Meanings	Languages
zamek	lock	Polish, Czech
zamok	lock	Russian, Slovak

잡다 edit

jabda: "catch, capture"

capere

저 edit

jeo: "I"

je

저리 edit

jeori: "there"

there
here
where

저울 edit

jeoul: "balance, scale"

적다 edit

jeogda: "to write"

적부루마 edit

jeok-buru-ma: "reddish piebald" (赤--馬)

zebra

절 寺 edit

jeol

temple

제금 edit

jegeum

cymbal.

Korean words of interest

Words	Romanization	Meanings
심발	simbal	cymbal ^[1]
바라	bara	cymbal
동발 (銅鈸)	dongbal	cymbal
발 (鈸)	bal	cymbal
발 (鉢)	bal	bowl

조르다 絞 edit

joreuda: "to throttle"

주머니 edit

jumeoni: "bag, pouch"

호주머니 (ho-) pocket
돈주머니 (don-) purse, cf. Lat. bursa
가죽주머니 (gajuk-) leather pouch, cf. Lat. bulga
바람주머니 (baram-) bellows, cf. Ger. Balg "bag"
새끼주머니 (saekki-) marsupium

English : pouch
English : poach
French  : poche
Iceland.: poki
O.Norse : puss
Finnish : pussi
English : pussy "cunt"
L.German: puse "cunt"
Swedish : pung
German  : Beutel
Czech   : pytel
English : purse
Latin   : bursa
Spanish : bolsa
Catalan : bossa
French  : bouge
English : bulge
English : bilge
German  : Balg
English : belly
German  : Bauch "belly"
Dutch   : buik "belly"

줄 edit

jul: "rope"

집 edit

jib: "house, nest"

References edit

^ "The word cymbal is derived from κύμβη (Lat. cymba), a hollow vessel, and κύμβαλα = small cymbals." -- s:1911_Encyclopædia_Britannica/Cymbals

Notes edit

[1] "The word cymbal is derived from κύμβη (Lat. cymba), a hollow vessel, and κύμβαλα = small cymbals." -- s:1911_Encyclopædia_Britannica/Cymbals

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