Wiktionary:Requested entries (Korean)

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For Korean alphabetical order see Wikipedia:Korean_alphabet#South_Korean_order

This list is currently missing quite a few entries Wiktionary:Frequency lists/Korean 5800

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  • 깝치다 (kkapchida) – slang, abrasive. Sentiment similar to "don't fuck with me", with implication that receiving person is insolent and of a lower social status.
  • 꿀렁 (kkulleong)
  • 끄덕 (kkeudeok), 끄덕끄덕 (kkeudeokkkeudeok)
  • 꾹 (kkuk), 꾹꾹 (kkukkkuk)

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  • 아래쪽 (araejjok)
  • 앞모습 (ammoseup)
  • 앞태 (aptae)
  • 일진 (iljin) – Slang term, literally referring to the toughest fighter (typically in a school setting). Used similarly to "punk", "bully", or sometimes "badass"
  • 울먹 (ulmeok), 울먹울먹 (ulmeogulmeok) - being about to cry
  • 움찔 (umjjil), 움찔움찔 (umjjirumjjil) - flinch (possibly also "twitch")
  • 와크 (wakeu) - North Korean import/export licence
  • 알딸딸 (alttalttal), 알딸딸하다 (alttalttalhada)
  • 우물 (umul) - mumbling/muttering; reduplicated 우물우물 (umurumul) already has an entry
  • 우득 (udeuk), 우득우득 (udeugudeuk)
  • 우두둑 (ududuk), 우두둑우두둑 (ududugududuk) - crunching
  • 원툴 (wontul) – Korean transliteration of "one tool"; means someone who heavily relies on a single strategy, generally implying they're not capable in other strategies
  • 왈칵 (walkak), 왈칵왈칵 (walkagwalkak)
  • 와락 (warak), 와락와락 (waragwarak)
  • 우당탕 (udangtang), 우당탕우당탕 (udangtang'udangtang)
  • 음슴체 (eumseumche)
  • 외줄 (oejul)
  • 아나 (ana), expression in Jeolla dialect roughly meaning "here you go". Also alternative form of 아놔 (anwa)
  • 외모 췍 (oemo chwek), 외모 (appearance) and exaggerated Koreanization of "check", an internet meme originating from this video . Has coverage in news sources. Oh Hae-won, one of the members of NMIXX, shouted out this word.

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  • 촤악 (chwaak) - It is an onomatopoeia meaning "mainly liquid pouring or spreading".
  • 츕 (chup)
  • 찰칵 (chalkak), 찰카닥 (chalkadak) (aspirated sound version)
  • click - mainly camera shutter sound
  • snap - the sound of something closing or locking

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  • "mudjima" ("don't ask why" crimes, e.g. random stabbings): in English-language news recently
  • “There’s a Korean proverb that says: ‘If you make others cry, your own eyes will bleed.’ So, if you mistreat others, you will be punished; if you do good to others, you will be blessed,” said Ms. . - Shen Yun Concludes Performances in Korea - May 13, 2024
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