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Korean
Pronunciation
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Revised Romanization? | jusaek |
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Revised Romanization (translit.)? | jusaeg |
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McCune–Reischauer? | chusaek |
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Yale Romanization? | cwusayk |
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Etymology 1
Sino-Korean word from 酒色, from 酒 (“alcohol”) + 色 (“beauty, sex”).
Noun
주색 • (jusaek) (hanja 酒色)
- alcohol and beautiful women; drinking and womanizing
주색에 빠져 패가망신했다.- Jusaeg-e ppajeo paegamangsin-haetda.
- He indulged in drinking and sex and ruined himself.
1812, “Song 247”, in 청구영언 장서각본/靑丘永言藏書閣本:酒色을 삼가란 말이 녯사ᄅᆞᆷ의 警誡로되 / 踏靑 登高節에 벗님네 ᄃᆞ리고 詩句를 읇흘 제 滿樽香醪를 아니 醉코 어이 ᄒᆞ며 / 旅館에 寒燈을 對ᄒᆞ여 獨不眠ᄒᆞᆯ 적의 玉人을 만나 아니 자고 어이 ᄒᆞ리- jyusaeg-eul samgaran mar-i nyetsaram-ui gyeonggye-rodoe / dapchyeong deunggojyeor-e beonnim-ne darigo sigu-reul eulpeul je manjyunhyangnyo-reul ani chwiko eoi hamyeo / nyeogwan-e handeung-eul daehayeo dokbulmyeonhal jeog-ui ogin-eul manna ani jago eoi hari
- Though it is the warning of the old to refrain from women and wine / when I recite poems with my friends on the Double Third and Double Ninth, with a gobletful of fragrant wine about, what could I do if not get drunk / and when I face the cold lamps at some inn—alone unable to sleep—and I meet a jade-like beauty then, what could I do if not sleep with her?
Derived terms
Etymology 2
Sino-Korean word from 主 (“lord, primary”) + 色 (“color”).
Noun
주색 • (jusaek) (hanja 主色)
- main color, dominant color
이 그림의 주색은 황색이다.- I geurim-ui jusaeg-eun hwangsaeg-ida.
- The main color of this painting is yellow.
Etymology 3
Sino-Korean word from 朱色 (“vermilion”).
Noun
주색 • (jusaek) (hanja 朱色)
- vermilion (color)