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Korean
Etymology 1
노 한 타래 ( no han tarae , “ a bundle of twine ” )
First attested in the Seokbo sangjeol (釋譜詳節 / 석보상절 ), 1447, as Middle Korean 놓 (Yale : nwòh ).
Pronunciation
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Noun
노 • (no )
string , cord ( twisted hemp, paper, etc. )
노 를 꼬다 ― no -reul kkoda ― to lay a string
Derived terms
Etymology 2
노 를 젓는 선수 들 ( no -reul jeonneun seonsu-deul , “ athletes rowing their oars ” )
Sino-Korean word from 櫓 . Displaced Middle Korean ᄇᆡᆾ ( pòych , “ oar, paddle; punting pole ” ) .
Pronunciation
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Noun
노 • (no ) (hanja 櫓 )
oar , paddle
노 를 젓다 ― no -reul jeotda ― to row a paddle
Usage notes
North Korean dictionaries also give 노 ( no ) for the word, when 로 ( ro ) is expected.
Derived terms
Etymology 3
Sino-Korean word from 爐 .
Pronunciation
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Noun
노 • (no ) (hanja 爐 )
( technical ) furnace
2021 June 24, “과거 선조들은 어떻게 철기구를 만들었을까? [gwageo seonjodeureun eotteoke cheolgigureul mandeureosseulkka? ]”, in The Science Times :제련로 는 광석 을 녹여 금속 을 만들기 위한 시설 인 노(爐) 를 의미한다 .Jeryeollo-neun gwangseog-eul nogyeo geumsog-eul mandeulgi wihan siseor-in no -reul uimi-handa. A smelting furnace is a furnace in which ore is melted to produce metal.
Derived terms
로(爐) ( -ro , “ furnace ” , suffix )
Etymology 4
Of native Korean origin.
Pronunciation
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Noun
노 • (no )
( obsolete ) north ; purportedly used by sailors, in certain regions
Synonym: ( used nowadays ) 북(北) ( buk )
Etymology 5
Of native Korean origin.
Pronunciation
(SK Standard /Seoul ) IPA (key ) : Phonetic hangul: Though still prescribed in Standard Korean, most speakers in both Koreas no longer distinguish vowel length. Romanizations Revised Romanization? no Revised Romanization (translit.)? no McCune–Reischauer? no Yale Romanization? nō
Adverb
노 • (no )
( dated or dialectal ) always , all the time
Derived terms
Etymology 6
Sino-Korean word from 弩 .
Pronunciation
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Noun
노 • (no ) (hanja 弩 )
( historical ) Synonym of 쇠뇌 ( soenoe , “ crossbow ( weapon ) ” )
노 를 쏘다 ― no -reul ssoda ― to shoot a crossbow
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Etymology 7
Sino-Korean word from 盧 .
Pronunciation
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Proper noun
노 • (No ) (hanja 盧 )
a surname : No , Ro , Noh , Roh
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Etymology 8
Sino-Korean word from 魯 .
Pronunciation
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Proper noun
노 • (No ) (hanja 魯 )
a surname : No , Ro , Noh , Roh
( formal , academic) the Lu , an ancient vassal state of China
Synonym: 노나라 ( Nonara , usual non-academic term )
Usage notes
As with all historical Chinese polities with a single-character name, the Lu are usually referred to with the suffix 나라 ( nara , “ nation, country ” ) as 노나라 ( Nonara , “ the Lu country ” ) outside of academia.
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Etymology 9
Sino-Korean word from 老 .
Pronunciation
(SK Standard /Seoul ) IPA (key ) : Phonetic hangul: Though still prescribed in Standard Korean, most speakers in both Koreas no longer distinguish vowel length. Romanizations Revised Romanization? no Revised Romanization (translit.)? no McCune–Reischauer? no Yale Romanization? nō
Prefix
노— • (no- ) (hanja 老 )
old ; aged
노(老) ( no- ) + 부모(父母) ( bumo , “ parents ” ) → 노부모(老父母) ( nobumo , “ one's old parents ” )
Derived terms
Etymology 10
Korean reading of various Chinese characters.
Syllable
노 • (no )