대
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KoreanEdit
Etymology 1Edit
대댁댂댃댄댅댆 댇댈댉댊댋댌댍 댎댏댐댑댒댓댔 댕댖댗댘댙댚댛 | |
다 ← | → 댜 |
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SyllableEdit
대 • (dae)
Etymology 2Edit
Of native Korean origin.
The Gyerim yusa (계림유사 / 鷄林類事), composed in the 12th century, notes that "bamboo is called 帶" (Middle Chinese 帶 (MC tɑiH), Sino-Korean 帶 (대, dae)).
The Doosan Encyclopedia[1] writes that 대 (dae, “bamboo”) is derived from Chinese 죽 (竹, juk), specifically from the "southern Chinese" pronunciation of tek (cf. Hokkien 竹 (tek)). For Japanese etymology, please refer to 竹 (take).
NounEdit
대 • (dae)
SynonymsEdit
Derived termsEdit
- 대나무 (daenamu)
Etymology 3Edit
Of native Korean origin.
Contraction of -다 해 (da hae). < -다고 해 (dago hae).
SuffixEdit
—대 • (-dae)
- (informal non-polite) An expression used to indirectly tell something the speaker heard from another person.
- (informal non-polite) An expression used to ask about something the listener knows from having heard it.
Related termsEdit
Etymology 4Edit
Sino-Korean word from 臺 (“tower”)
CounterEdit
Usage notesEdit
- As with most Korean counters (a.k.a. classifiers), 대 (dae) is preceded by native Korean numerals.
Etymology 5Edit
Korean reading of various Chinese characters.
PrefixEdit
AntonymsEdit
ReferencesEdit
Part or all of this entry has been imported from National Institute of Korean Language's Korean-English Learners' Dictionary, on which all materials are distributed and can be used according to the Creative Commons Attribution - Share Alike License. [2] .