Etymology [ edit ] First attested in the Worin seokbo (月印釋譜 / 월인석보 ), 1459, as Middle Korean 톳기 ( thwoski ) . From 토 兎 to , “rabbit”) + —ㅅ — (-s- , genitive interfix ) + —기 (gi , suffix ).
Pronunciation [ edit ] IPA (key ) [tʰo̞k͈i] Phonetic Hangul [토 끼
Revised Romanization?
tokki Revised Romanization (translit.)?
tokki McCune–Reischauer?
t'okki Yale Romanization?
thokki
토끼 • (tokki ) (counter 마리
hare , rabbit , coney , bunny Alternative forms [ edit ] 톡기 tokgi ) ( obsolete ) 톳기 totgi ) ( obsolete ) Synonyms [ edit ] Derived terms [ edit ]
Derived terms
메토끼 metokki ): ( rarely used ) hare , wild rabbit산토끼 santokki ): hare , wild rabbit
산토 山兎 santo )야토 野兎 yato )옛날 계집들은 이날 남의 집에 찾아가는 것을 꺼렸다고 함. Traditional (Korean) women are said to keep from visiting other houses on this day. 집토끼 jiptokki ): domestic or house rabbit토끼굴 tokkigul ): rabbit hole or burrow 토끼날 tokkinal ): the first Day of the Hare (묘일 , 卯日 , myoIr, -Il ) of the first lunar month.토끼뜀 tokkittwim ): leaping exercise as if a hare토끼띠 tokkitti ): born in the Year of the Hare
