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ㄱ ㄲ ㄴ ㄷ ㄸ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅃ ㅅ ㅆ ㅇ ㅈ ㅉ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ
- bagaji
- baguni
- bakkat
- bakkuda
- baneul
- bada
- badag
- barada
- baraboda
- baram
- bareuda
- babo
- bawi
- baji
- bachida
- batang
- bakwi
1. cockroach
2. wheel
- bag
- bakda
- to peg, wedge, nail, bang, hammer
- to pack, stuff, mount, fix
- to stamp, shape, make out
- to press, print
Korean words of interest
Words
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Romanization
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Meanings
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박히다
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bakhida
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to be pegged, nailed
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막다
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makda
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to block, stuff, stop, clog, cap
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막히다
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makhida
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to be blocked, stuffed, stopped, clogged
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찍다
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jjikda
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to chop, stamp, press, print
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찧다
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jjitda
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to mill
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방아
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bang-a
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milling
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Eurasian words of interest
- bagjwi
- bakk
1. the outside
- ban
- ban
- bangida
- bandeul-goerida
- banjjag
- banhada
- badda
- bal
- balgda
- balgjwi
- balghida
- balbda
- bam
- bab
- bang
- bangA
- bat
- bae
- bae
- bae
- baeda
- baeuda
- baetda
- byabida
- beogeum
- beodeul
- "willow"
- beoreus
- "habit"
- beorida
- beoteong
- beokchada
- beonjjeog
- beodda
- beol
- beolgida
- "to cut open"
- beolda
- vi. "to blur, spread"
- 벌리다(beollida) vt. "to widen" (long vowel)
- blur
- beolda
- "to earn"
- beolle
- "bug"
- beolEojida
- beom
- "tiger"
- puma
- from Quechua (Peru)
- beob
- beos
- beongEori
- be
- begae
- beda
- byeo
- byeoreuda
- byeorang
- byeoru
- byeorug
- byeori
- byeoseul
- byeog
- byeonduri
- byeol
- byeong
- byeongAri
- byeot
- bo
- boda
- bora
- boreum
- bori
- boida
- bojagi
- boji
- bopuragi
- bog
- bol
- "cheek" - both "jawbone" and "fleshy wall"?
- "breadth" of feet or shoes, cf. ball (of feet)
- "ball" (borrowed from English)
^ 볼기
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bolgi
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"buttock," cf. Ger. Backe
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^ 볼록
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bollog
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"bulging," cf. bollock "testicle," bullock "castrated bull"
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^ 불룩
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bullug
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"bulging," cf. Lat. bulga, Ger. Balg "leather bag"
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^ 불다
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bulda
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"to blow," cf. Lat. flare, follis "bellows," pulmo "lung"
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^ 부풀다
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bupulda
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"to bulge" cf. poplar, populace, Lat. inflare "inflate"
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^ 부르다
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bureuda
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"to be bulged," cf. full, fill
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^ 뺨
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ppyam
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(1) and (2); cf. Ger. Wange, Backe
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- ball
- akin to Dut. bol, Fre. boule, Por. & Spa. bola, Swe. boll
- "globe"
- "breadth" of feet or shoes (What a match with (2) on top!)
- bole
- "trunk" or thick of a tree, cf. Ger. Bohle "thick panel, hence plank"
- cheek
- European synonyms are extremely varied.
- bolgi
- bollog
- bom
- bong
- bongUri
- bugeul-georida
- bukkeureobda
- budeul
- buttumag
- bure
- burug
- bureuda
- bureuteuda
- buri
- burida
- buseojida
- busuda
- busida
- bua
- bueog
- buchae
- buchida
- bupulda
- bupi
- bug
- bugdodda
- budda
- bul
- bul
- bulgasari
- bulgae
- (lit. "fire dog") "an imaginary dog of the Far East assumed to cause eclipses of the sun and the moon"
- 狄 (jeok) "the militant tribe north of ancient China, hence marked by water as opposed to fire in the south."
- fire dog
- w:fire dog
- w:Visbur#burgi "fire dog"
- bulgeous
- bulgeojida
- bulgom
- "bear, brown bear, bruin"
- bulda
- buldudeong
- bulttong
- bullug
- bullida
- bulmo
- bulmu
- bulbutda
- bulssanghada
- bulssug
- bulssi
- bulAl
- bulAsda
- buljjoeda
- bulchida
- bultada
- bulkyeoda
- bulgda
- bulghida
- bumbida
- bub
- bus
- busda
- bungEo
- butda
- butIda
- butjabda
- bup
- bi
- bigida
- bida
- bidulgi
- bikkoda
- bikkida
- bineul
- biros
- birida
- bibida
- biseushada
- bissada
- biuda
- biusda
- bichuda
- biichida
- bital
- biteulda
- bilda
- bisda
- bisdaeda
- bis-sal
- bit
- light
European words of interest
- bichnada
- bichnaeda
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