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Sino-Korean word from {{{1}}}
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Usage
Use this template in the etymology section of a Korean word with an uncertain Chinese etymon. When the specific language is known (Mandarin, Cantonese, Min Nan, etc.) please use {{der|ko|lang}} or {{bor|ko|lang}} along with the relevant language code.
Parameters
If only one term is supplied
|1=- The Sinitic word to be linked to.
|2=- A gloss for
|1=.
If multiple terms are supplied
|1=- The first component of the Sinitic word.
|2=- A gloss for
|1=.
|3=, |4=- Another component of the Sinitic word, and its gloss.
|4=, |5=- Another component of the Sinitic word, and its gloss.
|genitive=- For compounds which undergo phonologically unconditioned obstruent tensing. Use
{{ko-etym-sino|genitive=y}}.
- If the components as a combined whole form an existing entry name, then that entry will be linked to.
Examples
Simple usage:
{{ko-etym-Sino|辭典|dictionary}}- Sino-Korean word from 辭典 (“dictionary”)
Usage detailing multiple components:
{{ko-etym-Sino|辭|word|典|dictionary}}- Sino-Korean word from 辭典, from 辭 (“word”) + 典 (“dictionary”)
Usage detailing multiple components, the sum of which does not form an existing entry name:
{{ko-etym-Sino|平|flat|壤|earth|市|city}}- Sino-Korean word from 平 (“flat”) + 壤 (“earth”) + 市 (“city”)
See also
{{ko-sino-reading}}, when the term is a Sino-Korean reading of a word not of Sinitic origin.