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착하다
Definition착하다 is the Korean adjectiving meaning "to be kind". You will commonly see and hear it as 착해 or 착해요. | |
친 |
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친가
Definition친가 is a Korean word referring to family, however, it specifically refers to one's father's family. This can be seen with the prefix 친 | |
친정
Definition친정 is a Korean word that means one's parents' family (including both paternal and maternal sides). | |
친척
Definition친척 is the Korean word referring generically to one's relatives (i.e., cousings, aunts, uncles, etc.). | |
친할머니
Definition친할머니 is the Korean term referring to one's paternal grandmother, or your father's mother. | |
친할아버지
Definition친할아버지 is the Korean word referring to one's paternal grandfather (i.e., your father's father). | |
크 |
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크다
Definition크다 is the Korean adjective that means "to be big". You will commonly see and hear it as 커 or 커요. | |
큰 |
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큰아버지
Definition큰아버지 is the Korean word referring to your uncle on your paternal side (i.e., father's older brother). This term is the same whether or not he is married or unmarried. | |
큰어머니
Definition큰어머니 is a Korean word referring to an aunt on your paternal side, however, it specifically refers to the wife of your father's older brother. | |
특 |
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특성
Definition특성 is the Korea word referring to "characteristics", as in the extrinsic qualities of a person. | |
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