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ga
"margin"

가다 edit

gada
"to go"
gān   : Old English
gaan  : Dutch 
    : Danish, Swedish
go    : English
gehen : German

가래 edit

garae
"shovel, spade"

가르다 edit

gareuda
"to share, sever, split, divide"

가리다 edit

garida

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garima
"part (in the hair)"

가리비 edit

garibi
"scallop"
scallop
akin to scale, shell

가리키다 edit

garikida
"to indicate"

가을 edit

gaEul


가히 edit

gahi


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gal
"knife, sword" (obsolete)
scar
"scissors, blade, sword" in OHG, perhaps akin to scabbard

갈가리 edit

galgari
"to shreds, to pieces"

갈고랑이 edit

galgorang-i
"hook, gaff," cf. gibbet, gallows, harrow

갈고리 edit

galgori
"short for #갈고랑이"
gallows
gibbet, Fre. gibet, Fra. gibb "forked stick," from Lat. gibbus "humpbacked"
furrow
OE. furh, Ger. Furche, Lat. porca "bulge or ridge between two furrows," hence perhaps akin to porcus, OE. fearh, Eng. farrow, Dut. varken "pork or pig," and OE. balca "balk, or ridge of land"
fork
OE. forca, from Lat. furca "pitchfork," perhaps originally meaning "furrowed or forked," hence akin to porca "bulge between furrows," and porcus "pork," the bulgy bulky fleshy pig
pork
Lat. porcus, perhaps akin to OE. fearh, Eng. farrow, Dut. varken "pig"

갈기 edit

galgi
"mane"

갈다 edit

galda
"to plow, till"
colere

갈래 edit

gallae
"what is forked"
galley

갈매기 edit

galmaegi
"seagull, gull, mew" (Note: The gull of Celtic origin replaced OE. mǣw.)
gull
mew
Danish  : måge
Norweg. : måke
Swedish : mås



P.Germ. : *maigwis

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English : mew 
Dutch   : meeuw
French  : mauve
German  : Möwe
Iceland.: máfur
Lithuan.: mevas
Polish  : mewa
Tongues
"gull"
"swallow"
Suffixes

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German 
Möwe   
Schwalbe
-we / -be

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Japanese
kamome
tsubame
-me

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Korean 
galmaegi
gireogi*
-gi

[*] "wild goose"

갈비 edit

galbi
"rib"

갈지 edit

galji
precisely, "갈," whose figures "zigzag," while literally meaning "to go" (as per )

갈치 edit

galchi
"hairtail," literally, "sword fish," namely "cutlassfish," similar to "scabbardfish" perhap akin to OHG. scar "scissors, blade, sword" via scabbard

갈퀴 edit

galkwi


갉다 edit

galgda


갋다 edit

galbda


감다 edit

gamda


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gae


개구리 edit

gaeguri


거르다 edit

georeuda
  1. to sieve, screen

거믜 edit

geomui
  1. spider, cf. 蜘蛛

거엄 edit

geo-eom
  1. jawbone

거울 edit

geoul
  1. mirror

거웃 edit

geout


거위 edit

geowi


거품 edit

geopeum


거흠 edit

geoheum


걷다 edit

geotda


걸다 edit

geolda


검다 edit

geomda


게우 edit

ge-u
  1. (obsolete spelling) goose

게우다 edit

geuda
  1. to vomit, disgorge, gush out, throw up

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gyeo


겨레 edit

gyeore
  1. german, brethren

겨리 edit

gyeori


겨울 edit

gyeoul
  1. winter

격구 edit

gyeoggu
擊毬
  1. polo.

See also : ㅌ#타구 (tagu)

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gyeol
  1. wave
  2. texture, disposition
  3. (on the) verge, wave (of)

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gyeol
  1. to unite
  2. to finish
  3. to gel
gel
gelare
unguis
ungula
ungulate

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gyeom
"cum"
  • 서재침실 (seohae-gyeom-chimsil) "study-cum-bedroom"
cum
com-

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gyeot


계집 edit

gyejip


고개 edit

gogae
  1. nape
  2. head
  3. col, mountain pass

고니 edit

goni
  1. swan, genus Cygnus

고르다 edit

goreuda


고름 edit

goreum


고리 edit

gori


고비 edit

gobi


고프다 edit

gopeuda

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gon
Chinese (Mandarin) reading: kun
  1. earth
  2. queen
  3. or the 8th of the Eight Trigrams (☰☱☲☳☴☵☶☷ or 八卦) that represents the earth () and also the mother () and wetness () as yin (). This is contrasted with or (, geon) that represents the sky () and also the father () and dryness () as yang (). The above Eight Trigrams exactly match with the three-digit binary numbers, counting from 111 (dec. 7) to 000 (dec. 0).

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gon
  1. (Chinese reading: hun): barbarians west of ancient China, who are likely related to the Western or White Huns of a mixed and mysterious identity that overrode the ancient Europe and narrowed down the Roman Empire.
  2. (another reading: hon): unclear, mixed, confused. See also .

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gol


골목 edit

golmok


골프다 edit

golpeuda
"to be hungry"
golf
gulf
gulp

골짝 edit

goljjak


곪다 edit

golmda


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gom
  1. bear, Ursus
  2. (metaphor) fool, silly person
  3. hole, den, sett

곰배 edit

gombae


곱다 edit

gopda


곱사 edit

gopsa


곱추 edit

gopchu


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gong
"ball, sphere"

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goe
(obsolete) "cat"

구르다 edit

gureuda


구들 edit

gudeul


구름 edit

gureum


구리 edit

guri
  1. copper

구무 edit

gumu
  1. hole, cavity
  2. cunt

구부리다 edit

guburida
"to curve"

구블 edit

gubeul
  1. "hip, hip joint"
  2. "shank, leg"

구유 edit

guyu


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guk


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gun


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gut


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gul


굴리다 edit

gullida
  1. to roll (vt.), cf. cylinder

굶다 edit

gulmda


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gum


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gup
  1. "hoof"
  2. "heel"
  3. "foot, base, bottom" (of bowls, etc)
^ 굽이
   gub-i
"something bent, curved," cf. cubit from Lat. cubitum "elbow," cubare "to bend"
^ 굽다
   gupda
"to be bent, curved; to mount," cf. incubate, incubus, succubus from cubare "to lie down"
^ 굽슬다
   gupseulda
"to lie prone, prostrate," cf. incubate, incubus from Lat. cubare "to kneel down"
^ 굽히다
   guphida
"to bend, cause to be curved," cf. Germ. Hüfte "hip," Huf "hoof," Haupt "head"
^ 구부리다
   guburida
"to bend, cause to be curved," Hung. görbít, Ital. curvare, Span. curvar
^ 구블
   gubeul
"hip, buttocks; shank, leg," cf. curve
^ 구리
   guri
"copper," cf. Catalan coure, Lat. cuprum, Fren. cuivre, Port. & Span. cobre, Port. cobra "serpent of the hood"

hoof - Eng., cf. OE. heafod "head," perhaps akin to hype "hip" [13]
hoef - Dut., cf. hoofd "head," heup "hip"
hov - Dan., Nor., Swed., cf. Swed. huvud "head," Dan. hofte "hip"
hófur - Iceland., cf. ON. höfuð "head"
Huf - Germ., cf. Haupt "head," Hüfte "hip" [14]
kavio - Finn., between Germanic and Slavic?
kopito - Croat., Serb., Slovene, cf. Lat. cubitum "elbow," akin to head?
kopyto - Cze., Pol., Russ., Slovak , cf. Lat. caput "head," akin to hip?
pata - Hung., Portu., cf. foot, pedal, pad

굽다 edit

gupda
(long vowel) "to roast, develop"

굽다 edit

gupda
(long vowel) "to mount, lie down"
  • ^ 굽다 (gupda, short vowel) "to be curved, crooked"
cubare
"to lie down, kneel down" in Latin from Greek κύβος (kybos) "cube, dice, vertebra"

굽다 edit

gupda
(short vowel) "to be curved, crooked"

굿 edit

gut
  1. "exorcism, shamanic ritual"
  2. "spectacle"
good
Ger. gut
god
Ger. Gott

굿 edit

gut
"pit, hollow, cavity"
gut

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gung
"house, palace"

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gung
"bow" (of archery for shooting arrows)

귀골 edit

gwigol
(assumed[15]) "earring"

그네 edit

geune
"swing" (hanging seat)

그루 edit

geuru
  1. "stub, stump" (whence plants grow)
  2. "unit tree"

그르렁그르렁 edit

geureureong-geureureong
  1. (reduplicative adverb) purring

그릇 edit

geureut
  1. bowl
  2. vessel, container
  3. capacity, caliber

그리다 edit

geurida


그림 edit

geurim


그물 edit

geumul


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geul


긁다 edit

geulgda


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geum


긋다 edit

geutda

*긔 edit

*gui [16]
  1. dog

기다 edit

gida


기르다 edit

gireuda


기름 edit

gireum


기리다 edit

girida


기린 edit

girin


기울다 edit

giulda


긷다 edit

gitda


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gil


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gim
  1. (short vowel) impetus
  2. (long vowel) steam
  3. (long vowel) laver

김치 edit

gimchi
  1. kimchi

깁다 edit

gipda


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git


깊다 edit

gipda

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  1. ^ The goose is, so to speak, a surrogate dog.
  2. ^ Both languages also have ca and can as the synonyms.
  3. ^ The Korean word for this is 황새 (hwang-sae) or 한새 (han-sae), either meaning (keun-sae) "big bird". The Latin ciconia and cygnus looks like cognates.
  4. ^ Perhaps borrowed from Spanish.
  5. ^ Rhyming with money, honey, etc.
  6. ^ The first part horse is to suggest "greatness".
  7. ^ Literally, "fire bear" or "red bear".
  8. ^ Also known as 북극곰 (bugguk-gom) "polar bear".
  9. ^ Both Korean and Germanic terms for "elbow" are compounds that literally mean "arm-bending."
  10. ^ Korean Hanja reading : gab-du (甲兜)
  11. ^ cf. Kor. gub "hoof," gut "pit," Eng. gut
  12. ^ incubare "to lie on," succubare "to lie under"
  13. ^ originally meaning "to bend," cf. PIE *qeub- or *keu- "to bend"
  14. ^ originally meaning biegen "to bend," cf. PIE *qeub- "to bend"
  15. ^ This entry is assumed to be alternate to 귀고리 (gwigori), as 귀엣골 (gwietgol) is so to 귀엣고리 (gwietgori).
  16. ^ This entry is an informally modernized hangeul spelling for the obsolete syllable composed of /ㄱ/ and /ㆎ/.