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a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ㄱ ㄲ ㄴ ㄷ ㄸ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅃ ㅅ ㅆ ㅇ ㅈ ㅉ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ
- ga
- "margin"
- gada
- "to go"
gān : Old English gaan : Dutch gå : Danish, Swedish go : English gehen : German
- garida
- garima
- "part (in the hair)"
- garibi
- "scallop"
- ^ 갈비 (galbi) "rib"
- ^ 갈래 (gallae) "what is forked"
- ^ 갈다 (galda) "to plow, till," cf. Lat. colere
- ^ 가래 (garae) "plowshare"
- ^ 가르다 (gareuda) "to split, share"
- garikida
- "to indicate"
- gaEul
- gahi
- ^ 칼 (kal) "knife, sword"
- ^ 갈치 (galchi) "cutlassfish, scabbardfish, hairtail"
- galgari
- "to shreds, to pieces"
- galgori
- "short for #갈고랑이"
- Γ or Π shaped post for hanging people
OE. | galga, gealga | |
OHG. | galgo | |
ON. | galgi | |
Dutch | galg | |
German | Galgen | "gallows, crossbeam" |
Swedish | galge | |
Italian | forca | "gallows, fork" |
Spanish | horca |
- furrow
- OE. furh, Ger. Furche, Lat. porca "bulge or ridge between two furrows," hence perhaps akin to porcus, OE. fearh, Eng. farrow, Dut. varken "pork or pig," and OE. balca "balk, or ridge of land"
- fork
- OE. forca, from Lat. furca "pitchfork," perhaps originally meaning "furrowed or forked," hence akin to porca "bulge between furrows," and porcus "pork," the bulgy bulky fleshy pig
- pork
- Lat. porcus, perhaps akin to OE. fearh, Eng. farrow, Dut. varken "pig"
- galgi
- "mane"
- 머구리 (meoguri) (obsolete) frog, cf. Japanese 潜り (もぐり, moguri) diver
- 멱 (myeog, myeok, 沐, 浴) dipping, bathing (in waters)
- 미역 (miyeog, miyeok, 沐, 浴) dipping, bathing (in waters)
- 무자맥질 (mujamaegjil, -maekjil, 潛, 潜) dipping, diving, ducking, cf. Dutch duiken, German ducken, tauchen
Danish : måge Norweg. : måke Swedish : mås P.Germ. : *maigwis
English : mew Dutch : meeuw French : mauve German : Möwe Iceland.: máfur Lithuan.: mevas Polish : mewa
Tongues "gull" "swallow" Suffixes
German Möwe Schwalbe -we / -be
Japanese kamome tsubame -me
Korean galmaegi gireogi* -gi
[*] "wild goose"
- galbi
- "rib"
- galchi
- "hairtail," literally, "sword fish," namely "cutlassfish," similar to "scabbardfish" perhap akin to OHG. scar "scissors, blade, sword" via scabbard
- galkwi
- galgda
- galbda
- gamda
- gae
- gaeguri
- georeuda
Korean words of interest
Words | Romanization | Meanings |
---|---|---|
고르다 | goreuda | to choose, select |
가리다 | garida | to discriminate |
- geomui
Korean words of interest
Eurasian words of interest
- geo-eom
Korean words of interest
European words of interest
- geoul
- geout
- geowi
- geopeum
- geoheum
- geotda
- geolda
- geomda
- ge-u
- (obsolete spelling) goose
Eurasian words of interest
- geuda
- gyeo
- gyeore
Korean words of interest
European words of interest
- gyeori
- gyeoul
- gyeoggu
- 擊毬
- polo.
See also : ㅌ#타구 (tagu)
- gyeol
- wave
- texture, disposition
- (on the) verge, wave (of)
- gyeol
- gyeom
- "cum"
- gyeot
- gyejip
- gogae
- goni
Korean words of interest
Eurasian words of interest
- goreuda
- goreum
- gori
- gobi
- gopeuda
- gon
- Chinese (Mandarin) reading: kun
- earth
- queen
- Lua error in Module:parameters at line 291: Parameter "sc" should be a valid script code; the value "Latinx" is not valid. See WT:LOS. or the 8th of the Eight Trigrams (Lua error in Module:parameters at line 291: Parameter "sc" should be a valid script code; the value "Latinx" is not valid. See WT:LOS. or 八卦) that represents the earth (地) and also the mother (母) and wetness (濕) as yin (陰). This is contrasted with Lua error in Module:parameters at line 291: Parameter "sc" should be a valid script code; the value "Latinx" is not valid. See WT:LOS. or 건 (乾, geon) that represents the sky (天) and also the father (父) and dryness (乾) as yang (陽). The above Eight Trigrams exactly match with the three-digit binary numbers, counting from 111 (dec. 7) to 000 (dec. 0).
European words of interest
Words | Meanings | Languages |
---|---|---|
gynē | woman, wife | Anc. Greek |
cunae | cradle | Latin |
kunia | swing, cradle | Greek |
kuña | woman | Guaraní [4] |
kona | woman / wife | Faroese, Icelandic |
kone | wife | Danish, Norwegian |
żona | wife | Polish |
žena | woman / wife | OCS, Cro., Cze., Serb., Slovene |
zæn | woman | Persian |
genna | woman | Old Prussian |
cwene | woman, wife, whore | Old English |
queen | queen | English, from ME. quene |
quean | quean | English, from ME. quene |
kvinne | woman | Norwegian |
kvinna | woman | Swedish, Faroese |
kona | woman, wife | Faroese, Icelandic |
cona | cunt | Portuguese |
coño | cunt | Spanish |
cunny | cunt | English, from coney [5] |
cunnus | cunt | Latin |
yoni | vulva, womb | from Sanskrit |
- gon
- (Chinese reading: hun): barbarians west of ancient China, who are likely related to the Western or White Huns of a mixed and mysterious identity that overrode the ancient Europe and narrowed down the Roman Empire.
- (another reading: hon): unclear, mixed, confused. See also 渾.
- gol
- golmok
- golpeuda
- "to be hungry"
- 고프다 (gopeuda)
- 골 (gol) "gorge"
- 굴 (gul) "cave, pit," cf. culus "anus, arse," cuniculus "rabbit burrow"
- goljjak
- golmda
Korean words of interest
Words | Romanization | Meanings |
---|---|---|
곰 | gom | hole |
구무 | gumu | hole |
검다 | geomda | (to be) black |
검은곰 | geom'eun-gom | black bear |
말곰 | mal-gom | horse bear[6] |
불곰 | bul-gom | brown bear [7] |
흰곰 | huin-gom | white bear [8] |
Eurasian words of interest
Words | Meanings | Languages |
---|---|---|
gom#Korean | bear; (metaphor) fool | Korean |
gom#English | fool (perhaps a metahor) | English, from Irish |
gám | fool (perhaps a metahor) | Irish |
kamuy | bear | Ainu |
kuma, くま, 熊 | bear; (metahor) hairy man | Japanese |
guma | man; warrior, ie, beorn | Old English |
gumcynn | guma-, beorn-kind | Old English |
horse bear | lit. similar to 말곰 | English |
- gombae
- gopda
- gopsa
- gopchu
Korean words of interest
- goe
- (obsolete) "cat"
- gureuda
- gudeul
- gureum
- guri
Korean words of interest
European words of interest
- gumu
Korean words of interest
Eurasian words of interest
- guburida
- "to curve"
Eurasian words of interest
- gubeul
- 구브렁 (gubeureong) "what is curved"
- 구븨 (gubui) "what is curved"
- 구부리다 (guburida) vt. "to curve, bend," cf. La. cubare "to bend"
- 굽히다 (guphida) vt. "to curve, bend," cf. La. cubitum "elbow"
- 굽다 (gupda) adj. "to be curved"
- 굽 (gup) "hoof, ungual"
Eurasian words of interest
Words | Meanings | Languages |
---|---|---|
caput | head | Latin |
Haupt | head | German |
huvud | head | Swedish |
heafod | head | Old English |
kabuto | (甲) armor, esp., (兜) helmet [10] | Japanese |
kōbe | (頭) head | Japanese |
kubi | (首) head, (首, 頸) neck | Japanese |
kubo | (窪, 凹) pit, hollow [11] | Japanese |
kubomi | (窪み, 凹み) pit, hollow | Japanese |
kubomu | (窪む, 凹む) to become hollow | Japanese |
kobu | (瘤) wen, hump, lump | Japanese |
kobushi | (拳) fist | Japanese |
kobi | (媚) flattery, coquetry | Japanese |
kobiru | (媚る) to flatter | Japanese |
kōbai | (勾配) slope | Japanese |
kōbi | (交尾) copulation | Japanese |
kybos | vertebra | Anc. Greek |
kyphos | humpback, bent | Anc. Greek |
kuve | waist, loin | Finnish |
heup | hip | Dutch |
hofte | hip | Danish |
Hüfte | hip | German |
hype | hip, hip joint | Old English |
cubare | to kneel, bend oneself, lie down [12] | Latin |
cubitum | elbow, cf. cubitus, cubit | Latin |
Cupido | Cupid, cf. Fre. Cupidon | Lat., Dut., Fin., Por., Spa. |
hov | hoof | Dan., Nor., Swe. |
Huf | hoof | German |
kavio | hoof | Finnish |
kopyto | hoof, cf. Ger. Haupt "head," Hüfte "hip" | Czech, Pol., Russ. |
- guyu
- guk
- gun
- gut
- gul
- gullida
Korean words of interest
Eurasian words of interest
girare | "to gyrate" | Italian |
girar | "to gyrate" | Portuguese, Spanish |
gurít | "to roll" | Hungarian |
kierittää | "to roll" | Finnish |
legalgel | "to roll" | Hebrew |
gilgool | "rolling" (act) | Hebrew |
korokoro | "round and round" | Japanese |
korogaru | "to roll" | Japanese 轉る |
kuruma | "wheel, cart, car" | Japanese 車 |
gureuda | "to roll" (intransitive) | Korean |
gullida | "to roll" (transitive) | Korean |
kylindō | "I roll" | Greek |
kylindros | "cylinder" | Greek |
cylindrus | "cylinder" | Latin |
kyklos | "cycle, circle" | Greek |
cyclus | "cycle, circle" | Latin |
hwegol | "wheel" | Old Englsih |
kollern | "to roll" | German |
kullern | "to roll" | German |
Kulleraugen | "big eyeball" | German |
culla | "cradle" | Italian |
kolébka | "cradle" | Czech |
koule | "ball" | Czech |
kula | "ball" | Polish |
kula | "ball" | Swedish |
- gulmda
- gum
- gup
^ 굽이 gub-i |
"something bent, curved," cf. cubit from Lat. cubitum "elbow," cubare "to bend" |
^ 굽다 gupda |
"to be bent, curved; to mount," cf. incubate, incubus, succubus from cubare "to lie down" |
^ 굽슬다 gupseulda |
"to lie prone, prostrate," cf. incubate, incubus from Lat. cubare "to kneel down" |
^ 굽히다 guphida |
"to bend, cause to be curved," cf. Germ. Hüfte "hip," Huf "hoof," Haupt "head" |
^ 구부리다 guburida |
"to bend, cause to be curved," Hung. görbít, Ital. curvare, Span. curvar |
^ 구블 gubeul |
"hip, buttocks; shank, leg," cf. curve |
^ 구리 guri |
"copper," cf. Catalan coure, Lat. cuprum, Fren. cuivre, Port. & Span. cobre, Port. cobra "serpent of the hood" |
hoof | - Eng., cf. OE. heafod "head," perhaps akin to hype "hip" [13] |
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hoef | - Dut., cf. hoofd "head," heup "hip" |
hov | - Dan., Nor., Swed., cf. Swed. huvud "head," Dan. hofte "hip" |
hófur | - Iceland., cf. ON. höfuð "head" |
Huf | - Germ., cf. Haupt "head," Hüfte "hip" [14] |
kavio | - Finn., between Germanic and Slavic? |
kopito | - Croat., Serb., Slovene, cf. Lat. cubitum "elbow," akin to head? |
kopyto | - Cze., Pol., Russ., Slovak , cf. Lat. caput "head," akin to hip? |
pata | - Hung., Portu., cf. foot, pedal, pad |
- gut
Korean words of interest
European words of interest
- geune
- "swing" (hanging seat)
European words of interest
- geuru
- geureureong-geureureong
- (reduplicative adverb) purring
Eurasian words of interest
- geureut
- geurida
- geurim
- geumul
- geul
- geulgda
- geum
- geutda
- *gui [16]
Eurasian words of interest
- gida
- gireuda
- gireum
- girida
- girin
- giulda
- gitda
- gil
- gim
- gimchi
- gipda
- git
- gipda
Notes
[edit]- ^ The goose is, so to speak, a surrogate dog.
- ^ Both languages also have ca and can as the synonyms.
- ^ The Korean word for this is 황새 (hwang-sae) or 한새 (han-sae), either meaning 큰 새 (keun-sae) "big bird". The Latin ciconia and cygnus looks like cognates.
- ^ Perhaps borrowed from Spanish.
- ^ Rhyming with money, honey, etc.
- ^ The first part horse is to suggest "greatness".
- ^ Literally, "fire bear" or "red bear".
- ^ Also known as 북극곰 (bugguk-gom) "polar bear".
- ^ Both Korean and Germanic terms for "elbow" are compounds that literally mean "arm-bending."
- ^ Korean Hanja reading : gab-du (甲兜)
- ^ cf. Kor. gub "hoof," gut "pit," Eng. gut
- ^ incubare "to lie on," succubare "to lie under"
- ^ originally meaning "to bend," cf. PIE *qeub- or *keu- "to bend"
- ^ originally meaning biegen "to bend," cf. PIE *qeub- "to bend"
- ^ This entry is assumed to be alternate to 귀고리 (gwigori), as 귀엣골 (gwietgol) is so to 귀엣고리 (gwietgori).
- ^ This entry is an informally modernized hangeul spelling for the obsolete syllable composed of /ㄱ/ and /ㆎ/.