Korean

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Etymology

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Sino-Korean word from 令愛.

Pronunciation

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Romanizations
Revised Romanization?yeong'ae
Revised Romanization (translit.)?yeong'ae
McCune–Reischauer?yŏngae
Yale Romanization?yengay

Noun

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영애 (yeong'ae) (hanja 令愛)

  1. honored daughter; daughter of a respected person
    Synonym: 따님 (ttanim)
    • 2016 November 1, “박근령 남편 신동욱, 육영수 여사 생전에 "박근혜 영애에게 최태민 조심하라 경고했다" [bakgeullyeong nampyeon sindong'uk, yugyeongsu yeosa saengjeone bakgeunhye yeong'aeege choetaemin josimhara gyeonggohaetda"]”, in ETNews[1]:
      돌아가신 육영수 여사 생전 박근혜 당시 영애'에게 최태민 조심하라 경고했었다
      doragasin Yug-yeongsu yeosa-ga saengjeon-e bak-geunHye dangsi yeong'ae -ege choe-taeMin-eul josimhara-go gyeonggohaesseotda
      The deceased First Lady Yuk Young-soo, when she was alive, had warned her then-president's daughter Park Geun-hye to be careful of Choi Tae-min.
  2. (fantasy) aristocratic girl; young noble lady