User:KYPark/ㅇ

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 ㄱ ㄲ ㄴ ㄷ ㄸ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅃ ㅅ ㅆ ㅇ ㅈ ㅉ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ

아름

areum
  1. armful

안해

anhae
(obsolete)
  1. (아내, anae) wife, maybe akin to with
  2. (안에, an-e) within
Eurasian words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
an interior Korean
ansaram wife Korean
anchae woman's living quarter Korean
anag woman's living quarter Korean
anagne woman, wife Korean
anae wife Korean
ana hole, cave, den Japanese
ana cave Hawaiian, Maori
ana mother Crimean Tatar, Turkish
ana grandmother Old High German
Anna mother of Virgin Mary English, Finnish, Swedish
Anna prophetess Danish, Italian, Norweg.
Anne prophetess French
Hanna prophetess Eston., Finn., Germ., Swed.
aunt uncle's wife English

어느

eoneu
"any"

오르다

oreuda
"to rise"
European words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
oriri to rise Latin
origo origin Latin
ornis bird Anc. Greek

오른

oreun
"righthand-sided," cf. orient, right

옳다

olhda
"to be right"

왜

wae
"why"
why

왜가리

waegari
"gray heron"
European words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
haikara heron Finnish
haigru heron Frankish
hegre heron Norwegian
heigaro heron OHG.
hragra heron Old English

왼

oen
"left," cf. wane, west

우리

uri
"we"
European words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
ure our, of us Old English
wir we German

우물

umul
"well, spring"

욷

ut
"upper, senior"

울

ul
"wall, fence"

울다

ulda
"to weep, cry, wail, howl"
European words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
ululare to ululate, howl, wail Latin

이 珥

i
  1. (귀엣고리, gwietgori) "earring," cf. OE. hweogol "wheel" [1] [2]
  2. (해귀엣골,[3][4] hae-gwietgol) "sun halo" [5]

이르다 早

ireuda
"to be early"

이부자리

ibu-jari
"bedding set"
European words of interest
Words Romanization Meanings
이불 ibul overquilt
요 yo underquilt
자리 jari mattress
Eurasian words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
ibu jari (perhaps a sheer homophone) thumb Indonesian, Malay

이울다

iulda
"to wither, wane"
Korean words of interest
Words Romanization Meanings
이블다 [6] iveulda to wither, wane
맑다 malgda to be clear, clean, cf. Ger. Morgen
European words of interest
Words Meanings Languages
evening literally, waning English
morning literally, becoming clear and bright English

References

  1. ^ See also: Anc. Greek kyklos "cycle" in ../ㄱ#굴리다
  2. ^ κύκλος#Etymology
    ``From Proto-Indo-European *kʷékʷlos (“circle, wheel”). Cognates include Sanskrit चक्र (cakrá), Latin colus and Old English hwēol (English wheel).``
  3. ^ 敎學 古語辭典, 敎學社, 서울, 1997 (p. 1467, 해귀엿골)
  4. ^ 新字海, 民衆書林, 서울, 1982 (p. 385, "햇무리").
  5. ^ This second sense "sun halo" may be metaphorical and unique of Korean. To be precise, it is also known as: 日珥 (il-i), 日環 (il-hwan), 日暈 (il-un).
  6. ^ The second syllable's /ㅂ/ should be replaced by the obsolete /ㅸ/ that may be best transliterated into /v/.
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