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Korean[edit]
Pronunciation[edit]
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Etymology 1[edit]
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Syllable[edit]
박 • (bak)
Derived terms[edit]
Derived terms
- 박다 (bakda, “to drive, hammer, ram”)
- 박은이 (bageuni, “a printer”)
- 박음질 (bageumjil, “back-stitch”)
- 박이 (bagi, “a way of piercing in sewing.”)
- 박이다 (bagida, “to get stuck, remain deeply embedded in, ”)
- 인이 박이다.
- Ini bagida.
- to become addicted to, fall into the habit of
- 박이것 (bagigeot, “all the goods that are made by hammering”)
- 박이끌 (bagikkeul, “a chisel used for smashing and marking only; used to dig holes for small things like bars.”)
- 박이연 (bagiyeon, “a Korean traditional kite. Shield-yeon bores out a hole in the middle of a rectangle, and Park Yi-yeon is known to have marked the entire or part of the shield kite with characteristic shapes such as round dots, eyes, and a long nose to make it look like something is embedded. It is named according to its marked color or shape.”)
- 박이옷 (bagiot, “clothes made from backstitching”)
- 박음 (bageum, “a way of piercing in sewing.”) (North Korea)
- 박살 (baksal): to be broken and shatter into pieces
- 박스 (bakseu): box
- 박수 (baksu): a male shaman
- 박테리아 (bakteria): bacteria
- 붙박이 (butbagi): a fixture, built-in furniture, (figuratively) an object or person whose position has been fixed so that there is no movement
- 곤두박다 (gondubakda): to fall upside down
- 그루박다 (geurubakda): to lift a thing upside down on the floor, (figuratively) to suppress a person, to be firmly determined
- 그루박다 (geurubakda): to settle down in a certain place (North Korea)
- 꼬라박다 (kkorabakda): to drive from top to bottom, to ram, to spend money in vain
- 내리박다 (naeribakda): to hammer from top to bottom, to drive(pound,hammer) without mercy
- 노박이로 (nobagiro): always, steadily, firmly, unmovingly
- 노박히다 (nobakhida): to stick to one place over and over, bent on only one thing, be engrossed in
- 대박 (daebak): a figurative word of what is done in a great deal
- 대박이 나다.
- Daebagi nada.
- hit the jackpot.
- 명씨박이 (myeongssibagi): (dialectal) 네눈박이 (nenunbagi), a dog with four eyes at first sight because of white dots on both eyes.
- 명씨박이다 (myeongssibagida): the eye disease causing a white dot on the pupil, causing blindness.
- 윽박지르다 (eukbakjireuda): to break a person's spirits with threatening words.
- 처박다 (cheobakda): to ram, to spend money in vain
- 틀어박다 (teureobakda): to cram, stuff, fill, pack (in), stop (up), charge, plug
- 틀어박히다 (teureobakhida): to shut oneself in, stay indoors
Etymology 2[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Noun[edit]
박 • (bak)
Synonyms[edit]
Derived terms[edit]
- 박타다 (baktada, “to split a gourd into half”)
- 수박 (subak, “watermelon”)
- 호박 (hobak, “pumpkin”)
Etymology 3[edit]
Sino-Korean word from 朴
Proper noun[edit]
- A surname.
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- naive and simple
- 《신증유합 초간본》 1576
- 朴 숟도욀 박
- 朴 swuttooyl pak
- 朴 naive pak
- a stump
- 《칠장사판 유합》 1664
- 朴 등걸 박
- 朴 tungkel pak
- 朴 a stump pak
- 쉬ᄂᆡᆯ (swinᆡl)
- 《영장사판 유합》 1700
- '朴 쉬ᄂᆡᆯ 박
- 朴 swinwil 박
- naive and simple
- 《신증유합 중간본》 1711
- 朴' 숟도욀 박
- 朴 swuttooyl pak
- 朴 naive pak
- a stump
- 《송광사판 유합》 1730
- 朴 등걸 박
- 朴 tungkel pak
- 朴 a stump pak
- plain and simple
- 《무신간판본 유합》 mid-19th century
- 朴 검박 박
- 朴 kempak pak
- 朴 plain and simple pak
- simple and naive
- 《중보천자》 19th century
- 朴 순박 박
- 朴 swunpak 박
- 朴 simple and naive pak
- plain and simple
- 《유몽천자》 1903
- 朴 검박 박
- 朴 kempak pak
- 朴 plain and simple pak
- simple and naive
- 《국한문신옥편》 1908
- 朴 슌박 박
- 朴 syunpak pak
- 朴 simple and naive pak
- a stump
- 《언문》 1909
- 朴 등걸 박
- 朴 tungkel pak
- 朴 a stump pak
- the bark of a tree
- 《자전석요 상》 1909
- '朴 나무겁질 박
- 朴 namwukepcil pak
- 朴 the bark of a tree pak
- simple and unsophisticated
- 《초학요선》 1918
- 朴 질박 박
- 朴 cilpak pak
- 朴 simple and unsophisticated pak
- simple and naive
- 《한일선작문천자》 1923
- 朴 슌박 박
- 朴 syunpak pak
- 朴 simple and naive pak
- simple and naive
- 《조선역사천자문》 1928
- 朴 슌박할 박
- 朴 syunpakhal pak
- 朴 simple and naive pak
Derived terms[edit]
- 박도 (bakdo): A sword that is usually carried without a scabbard and ornamentation.
Usage notes[edit]
Usually romanized as Park, Bak and Pak.
Etymology 4[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Noun[edit]
박 • (bak)
Etymology 5[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Noun[edit]
박 • (bak)
Etymology 6[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Noun[edit]
박 • (bak)
Synonyms[edit]
Etymology 7[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Noun[edit]
박 • (bak)
Synonyms[edit]
- 타박 (tabak)
Etymology 8[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Adverb[edit]
박 • (bak)
Derived terms[edit]
Etymology 9[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Noun[edit]
박 • (bak)
Etymology 10[edit]
Of native Korean origin.
Suffix[edit]
- a suffix attached to the end of some nouns, meaning something is a person, animal, or thing embedded in it.
- a suffix that means something is embedded in it or that it is fixed in one place at a certain times.
Compounds[edit]
- 겉박이 (geotbagi) (North Korea)
- 고석박이 (goseokbagi)
- 고재박이 (gojaebagi)
- 고추박이 (gochubagi)
- 곤두박이 (gondubagi)
- 곧은박이 (godeunbagi) (North Korea)
- 곱박이 (gopbagi) (North Korea)
- 곱접어박이 (gopjeobeobagi)
- 구더박이 (gudeobagi)
- 금니박이 (geumnibagi)
- 금박이 (geumbagi)
- 금이박이 (geumibagi) (North Korea)
- 금줄박이 (geumjulbagi) (North Korea)
- 껍질박이 (kkeopjilbagi)
- 나무박이 (namubagi)
- 넉점박이 (neokjeombagi)
- 네눈박이 (nenunbagi)
- 네점박이노래기벌 (nejeombaginoraegibeol)
- 네점박이노린재 (nejeombaginorinjae)
- 네점박이맵시벌 (nejeombagimaepsibeol)
- 네줄박이범하늘소 (nejulbagibeomhaneulso)
- 네줄박이장삼벌레 (nejulbagijangsambeolle)
- 네줄박이좀꽃등에 (nejulbagijomkkotdeung-e)
- 단총박이 (danchongbagi)
- 대못박이 (daemotbagi)
- 대심박이 (daesimbagi)
- 덧니박이 (deonnibagi)
- 덧이박이 (deosibagi) (North Korea)
- 도자박이 (dojabagi) (North Korea)
- 돈점박이 (donjeombagi, “a dapple, brindled horse, leopard”)
- 돋을무늬박이 (dodeulmunuibagi) (North Korea)
- 되박이 (doebagi)
- 두눈박이 (dununbagi)
- 두대박이 (dudaebagi)
- 두알박이 (dualbagi) (North Korea)
- 두줄박이맵시벌 (dujulbagimaepsibeol)
- 두줄박이메미충 (dujulbagimemichung)
- 두줄박이애잎벌레 (dujulbagiaeipbeolle)
- 두줄박이왕꽃벼룩 (dujulbagiwangkkotbyeoruk)
- 두줄박이잎벌레 (dujulbagiipbeolle)
- 두톨박이 (dutolbagi)
- 듬박이 (deumbagi)
- 딴총박이 (ttanchongbagi)
- 량면무늬박이 (ryangmyeonmunuibagi) (North Korea)
- 맞박아겉박이 (matbagageotbagi) (North Korea)
- 맞박이 (matbagi) (North Korea)
- 맞박이상침 (matbagisangchim) (North Korea)
- 맞이어박이 (majieobagi)
- 먼산들여박이 (meonsandeuryeobagi)
- 모박이 (mobagi)
- 모박이 (mobagi)
- 못박이 (motbagi)
- 무늬박이 (munuibagi) (North Korea)
- 방초박이 (bangchobagi)
- 베실곱박이 (besilgopbagi)
- 별박이 (byeolbagi)
- 본토박이 (bontobagi)
- 봉박이 (bongbagi, “inlay(dentistry)”)
- 붙박이 (butbagi)
- 붙박이장 (butbagijang)
- 빠박이 (ppabagi)
- 삼총박이 (samchongbagi)
- 세눈박이 (senunbagi)
- 세대박이 (sedaebagi)
- 세알박이 (sealbagi) (North Korea)
- 세줄박각시 (sejulbakgaksi)
- 세줄박이맵시벌 (sejulbagimaepsibeol)
- 세줄박이벼잎벌레 (sejulbagibyeoipbeolle)
- 세톨박이 (setolbagi)
- 세톨박이 (setolbagi)
- 소박이 (sobagi)
- 수통박이 (sutongbagi)
- 실무늬박이 (silmunuibagi)
- 싸박아겉박이 (ssabagageotbagi)
- 싸박이 (ssabagi) (North Korea)
- 싸박이상침 (ssabagisangchim)
- 쌍굴뚝박이 (ssanggulttukbagi)
- 쌍노박이 (ssangnobagi) (North Korea)
- 쌍열박이 (ssang-yeolbagi, “a gun with two barrels”)
- 쌍줄박이 (ssangjulbagi)
- 얼걱박이 (eolgeokbagi) (North Korea)
- 엇박이 (eotbagi)
- 오이소박이김치 (oisobagigimchi)
- 옥니박이 (ongnibagi)
- 옥이박이 (ogibagi) (North Korea)
- 옹이박이 (ong-ibagi, “node or knot of a tree”)
- 왕눈박이 (wangnunbagi) (North Korea)
- 외눈박이 (oenunbagi)
- 외대박이 (oedaebagi)
- 외순박이 (oesunbagi) (North Korea)
- 외알박이 (oealbagi, “a gun with two barrels”)
- 외쪽박이 (oejjokbagi, “an animal whose left hind foot is white.”)
- 외톨박이 (oetolbagi)
- 외톨박이 (oetolbagi)
- 외톨배기 (oetolbaegi) (North Korea)
- 외통박이 (oetongbagi) (North Korea)
- 용두박이 (yongdubagi)
- 은실박이 (eunsilbagi)
- 이리박이 (iribagi)
- 이어박이 (ieobagi) (North Korea)
- 자개박이 (jagaebagi)
- 장승박이 (jangseungbagi)
- 점박이 (jeombagi)
- 접이박이 (jeobibagi) (North Korea)
- 접이박이 (jeobibagi) (North Korea)
- 정수박이 (jeongsubagi, “the crown of the head”) (dialectal) See 정수리 (jeongsuri)
- 정승박이 (jeongseungbagi)
- 제구멍박이 (jegumeongbagi)
- 제구멍박이 (jegumeongbagi)
- 제총박이 (jechongbagi)
- 주근깨박이 (jugeunkkaebagi)
- 죽은깨박이 (jugeunkkaebagi)
- 차돌박이 (chadolbagi)
- 청심박이 (cheongsimbagi)
- 취두박이 (chwidubagi)
- 치두박이 (chidubagi)
- 코박이 (kobagi) (North Korea)
- 태성박이 (taeseongbagi)
- 토박이 (tobagi)
- 통오징어소박이 (tong-ojing-eosobagi)
- 틀박이 (teulbagi)
- 판박이 (panbagi)
- 평면무늬박이 (pyeongmyeonmunuibagi)
- 푸서두줄박기 (puseodujulbakgi)
- 흰줄박이돌고래 (huinjulbagidolgorae, “orca”)
Etymology 11[edit]
Korean reading of various Chinese characters.
Syllable[edit]
박 (bak)
- 搏: to knock; to beat; to tap
- 박동 (bakdong): Heartbeat, pulse
- 박동 (bakdong) (North Korea) : a word that figuratively translates into passionate movement or momentum.
- 박동 (bakdong): rhythmic contraction movement of organs
- 박살 (baksal): to beat someone to death with one's hand
- 박진 (bakjin) (North Korea) : to push one's way through
- 泊: to stay; to remain
- 拍: to clap; beat or rhythm
- 박 (bak): a Gugak instrument that gathers six thin and long frames and makes a sound by stitching one end with a string, spreading and folding.
- 박 (bak): time, beat
- 박수 (baksu): to clap one's hands, to applaud
- 박자 (bakja): rhythm, beat
- 박장대소 (bakjangdaeso): to applaud with laughter
- 박동 (bakdong): Heartbeat
- 박차 (bakcha): an article on the back of a shoe worn when riding a horse
- 강박 (gangbak): downbeat
- 약박 (yakbak): upbeat
- 약박 (yakbak): upbeat
- 돈박 (donbak): pork
- 扑: to hit, to have sex
- 迫: to persecute
- 강박 (gangbak): a feeling of intense psychological pressure, seized by a certain idea or emotion.
- 박격포 (bakgyeokpo): mortar
- 박도 (bakdo): something coming near
- 박력 (bangnyeok): have power, driven, energetic
- 박미 (bangmi): come very close
- 박지 (bakji): a state in which something is very near
- 박진 (bakjin): the nearness of expression to the truth, to push one's way through
- 박진감 (bakjin-gam): a feeling close to the truth, liveliness, exciting, dynamic
- 박해 (bakhae): to persecute someone, to oppress, to be cruel and do harm.
- 朴: naive and innocent
- 소박 (sobak): simple (and honest)
- 순박 (sunbak): simple; naive
- 박눌 (bangnul): be modest in character and reticent in speech
- 박직 (bakjik): simple, naive and honest
- 박둔 (bakdun): simple and dull in character or a dull spear or knife.
- 박소 (bakso): plain and simple
- 박충 (bakchung): simple and faithful
- 간박 (ganbak): pure and simple
- 검박 (geombak): to be frugal
- 고박 (gobak): have timehonored simplicity, be old-fashioned
- 노박 (nobak): naive
- 둔박 (dunbak): a bit silly, but naive
- 질박 (jilbak): plain and simple
- 후박 (hubak): full of heart and no lies
- 博: wide; broad; spacious
- 박 (bak): one of the oldest gambling transferred from China.
- 박 (bak): a term that refers to wager or bet as a whole.
- 박고지금 (bakgojigeum): have a wide knowledge of past and present
- 박관 (bakgwan): to take a wide view
- 박구 (bakgu): to investigate thoroughly, make an exhaustive study of, master
- 박구 (bakgu): to buy something at a wide range
- 박달 (bakdal): to master something completely, be well versed in things
- 박대 (bakdae): broad, big
- 박도 (bakdo): gambler
- 박람 (bangnam): reading a lot of books, to take a broad view of
- 박람회 (bangnamhoe): exposition, fair, an event that displays all kinds of goods related to agriculture, industry, and commerce to promote the development of products and industries.
- 박문 (bangmun): to polish one's learning
- 박문 (bangmun): know a lot by hearing things widely
- 박문강기 (bangmun-ganggi): to know things widely and remember them well.
- 박문약례 (bangmunyangnye): to study widely and keep good manners and self-interest.
- 박물 (bangmul): to know a lot about things, the study of nature
- 박물군자 (bangmulgunja): a man well versed in all sorts of things
- 박물관 (bangmulgwan): museum
- 박변 (bakbyeon): well versed in things and gifted with eloquence
- 박보 (bakbo): a book that explains how to play janggi
- 박사 (baksa): doctor's degree, PhD
- 박사 (baksa): a game of archery
- 박상 (baksang): a broad forehead
- 박섭 (bakseop): to read a wide range of books
- 박수 (baksu): a widespread search in different types of books
- 박수 (baksu): widely received by many people or places
- 박순 (baksun): to consult a wide range of opinions
- 박습 (bakseup): widely taught and learn
- 박시 (baksi): to extend love and kindness to many people
- 박식 (baksik): knowledgeable
- 박아 (baga): a person of wide learning and good character
- 박애 (bagae): to love everyone without discrimination
- 박애주의 (bagaejuui): philanthropist
- 박언학 (bageonhak): a technical term for linguistics, the study of the origin, development, and transition of each language.
- 박원 (bagwon): to influence far and wide
- 박예 (bagye): to accomplish in some art widely
- 박종 (bakjong): to rule widely
- 박학 (bakhak): have a wide knowledge in a lot of things
- 박학다문 (bakhakdamun): have a wide learning and knowledge
- 박학심문 (bakhaksimmun): to learn widely and ask in detail.
- 박혁 (bakhyeok): baduk and janggi, Korean checkers and chess
- 박학다식 (bakhakdasik): versatile
- 도박 (dobak): gamble
- 薄: slim; thin
- 박대 (bakdae): to treat poorly, inhospitable
- 박미 (bangmi): a tender and compact figure
- 박빙 (bakbing): close game, neck and neck
- 박빙 (bakbing): thin ice
- 박설 (bakseol): a snowfall barely enough to leave footprints
- 박수 (baksu): a small harvest or a small income.
- 박지 (bakji): weak-willed
- 박지 (bakji): one of the stage in the practice of Buddhism in which anguish is gradually disappearing
- 박지 (bakji): thin paper
- 박지 (bakji): barren land
- 박지 (bakji): dialect of bat
- 박차 (bakcha): a tea with a poor taste, tea served to a person
- 박하 (bakha): mint
- 강박 (gangbak): to be very hard and unsympathetic
- 珀: amber
- 撲: to hit; to strike; to punch
- 璞: unrefined precious stone
- 鉑: gilt, gold leaf, platinum
- 舶: vessel; ship
- 剝: to remove; to peel; to strip
- 樸: simple; naive; innocent
- 箔: reed screen; foil
- 박 (bak):a paper-thin, flat piece of metal.
- 粕: lees; dreg; sediment
- 縛: to tie
- 膊: upperarm and forearm
- 雹: hail
- 駁: to refute; to rebut
- 박설 (bakseol): a theory that contradicts a person's argument.
- 亳: placename in ancient China
- 欂: a large-scale wooden building, roofed over a pillar, and one after another.
- 牔: a gable
- 鎛: a type of bell
- 駮: to refute, rebut
- 髆: the shoulder joint and bone
- 㗘: to chew
- 敀: to persecute
- 䶈: rat, mouse
- 礴: to mix
- 䪨: rhyme
- 狛: the name of a beast
- 噗: the sound of a blast
- 檏: Alternative form of 樸
- 擈: Alternative form of 撲
- 煿: to explode, dry
- 彴: a shooting star, meteor
- 㩧: to hit, strike
- 暴: skin and bones, thin, bare
- 爆: to sear; scorch
- 嚗: to vent one's anger
- 襮: embroidered collar
- 懪: stuffy
- 窇: a tillar, sprout
- 蒪: a japanese ginger sprout
- 趵: the sound of a kick
- 瞨: dark
- 铂: Alternative form of 鉑
- 驳: Alternative form of 駮
- 䥬: big bell
- 啪: the sound of a crash
- 愽: wide, broad
- 䪨: rhyme
- 礡: widely covered
- 萡: unknown, unidentified
- 烞: to explode
- 簙: articles used to make silkworms work.
- 釙: untempered iron, polonium
- 餺: sujebi, korean traditional food
- 박탁 (baktak): Sujebi
- 䗚: praying mantis egg
- 猼: the name of a beast
- 颮: the flapping of the wings, storm whirlwind
- 骲: a bone arrowhead
- 炇: intense fire
- 砶: amber
- 㴖: bank, embankment, dike
- 䨔: hail
- 镤: cast iron, protactinium
- 㹒: bull
References[edit]
- Supreme Court of the Republic of Korea (대한민국 대법원, Daehanmin-guk daebeobwon) (2018). Table of hanja for personal names (인명용 한자표 / 人名用漢字表, inmyeong-yonghanjapyo). [1]
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