Does 단비 (sweet rain) have Hanja?
Hanja (Korean Hanzi) Dic gives some possible Hanja for 단비:
單婢 團匪 單比 斷碑 斷臂 短臂
None of these seem to match the meaning "sweet rain."
Does 단비 (sweet rain) have Hanja?
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Hanja (Korean Hanzi) Dic gives some possible Hanja for 단비:
單婢 團匪 單比 斷碑 斷臂 短臂
None of these seem to match the meaning "sweet rain."
Does 단비 (sweet rain) have Hanja?
hanja
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
비 for rain is a native Korean word; the hanja-eo equivalent would be 우 (雨).
– Michaelyus
Apr 1 at 9:54
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Hanja (Korean Hanzi) Dic gives some possible Hanja for 단비:
單婢 團匪 單比 斷碑 斷臂 短臂
None of these seem to match the meaning "sweet rain."
Does 단비 (sweet rain) have Hanja?
hanja
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
Hanja (Korean Hanzi) Dic gives some possible Hanja for 단비:
單婢 團匪 單比 斷碑 斷臂 短臂
None of these seem to match the meaning "sweet rain."
Does 단비 (sweet rain) have Hanja?
hanja
hanja
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
asked Apr 1 at 8:53
user3306356user3306356
1533
1533
비 for rain is a native Korean word; the hanja-eo equivalent would be 우 (雨).
– Michaelyus
Apr 1 at 9:54
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비 for rain is a native Korean word; the hanja-eo equivalent would be 우 (雨).
– Michaelyus
Apr 1 at 9:54
비 for rain is a native Korean word; the hanja-eo equivalent would be 우 (雨).
– Michaelyus
Apr 1 at 9:54
비 for rain is a native Korean word; the hanja-eo equivalent would be 우 (雨).
– Michaelyus
Apr 1 at 9:54
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Doesn't look like it. Both morphemes are of non-Sinitic origin as given by Naver dic, made up of
(달 + ㄴ) > 단 (sweet; see Etymology #7 of 달다)
비 (rain)
These are their modern representations of course, for the etymology of 달다 see the Naver dic entry with the 아래아 (ㆍ)
answered Apr 1 at 9:47
drooozedroooze
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This is just to agree with drooze's answer really, but my understanding is also that 단비, unlike many Korean names, is a 'pure' Korean name, not linked to the meaning of Chinese characters.
(Source - I have a friend called 단비, and this was her opinion!)
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
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시우지화時雨之化 : 맹자孟子에 나오는 말로, 때맞춰 내리는 단비가 만물을 살린다는 의미
시우지화 is in 맹자 book and it means that rain of good timing inspires vivid energies to all things. 시우 can be a corresponded to hanja of 단비.
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
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Doesn't look like it. Both morphemes are of non-Sinitic origin as given by Naver dic, made up of
(달 + ㄴ) > 단 (sweet; see Etymology #7 of 달다)
비 (rain)
These are their modern representations of course, for the etymology of 달다 see the Naver dic entry with the 아래아 (ㆍ)
answered Apr 1 at 9:47
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Doesn't look like it. Both morphemes are of non-Sinitic origin as given by Naver dic, made up of
(달 + ㄴ) > 단 (sweet; see Etymology #7 of 달다)
비 (rain)
These are their modern representations of course, for the etymology of 달다 see the Naver dic entry with the 아래아 (ㆍ)
answered Apr 1 at 9:47
drooozedroooze
52828
add a comment |
Doesn't look like it. Both morphemes are of non-Sinitic origin as given by Naver dic, made up of
(달 + ㄴ) > 단 (sweet; see Etymology #7 of 달다)
비 (rain)
These are their modern representations of course, for the etymology of 달다 see the Naver dic entry with the 아래아 (ㆍ)
answered Apr 1 at 9:47
drooozedroooze
52828
Doesn't look like it. Both morphemes are of non-Sinitic origin as given by Naver dic, made up of
(달 + ㄴ) > 단 (sweet; see Etymology #7 of 달다)
비 (rain)
These are their modern representations of course, for the etymology of 달다 see the Naver dic entry with the 아래아 (ㆍ)
answered Apr 1 at 9:47
drooozedroooze
52828
edited Apr 1 at 10:14
answered Apr 1 at 9:47
drooozedroooze
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answered Apr 1 at 9:47
drooozedroooze
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answered Apr 1 at 9:47
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This is just to agree with drooze's answer really, but my understanding is also that 단비, unlike many Korean names, is a 'pure' Korean name, not linked to the meaning of Chinese characters.
(Source - I have a friend called 단비, and this was her opinion!)
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
8,32341264
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This is just to agree with drooze's answer really, but my understanding is also that 단비, unlike many Korean names, is a 'pure' Korean name, not linked to the meaning of Chinese characters.
(Source - I have a friend called 단비, and this was her opinion!)
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
8,32341264
add a comment |
This is just to agree with drooze's answer really, but my understanding is also that 단비, unlike many Korean names, is a 'pure' Korean name, not linked to the meaning of Chinese characters.
(Source - I have a friend called 단비, and this was her opinion!)
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
8,32341264
This is just to agree with drooze's answer really, but my understanding is also that 단비, unlike many Korean names, is a 'pure' Korean name, not linked to the meaning of Chinese characters.
(Source - I have a friend called 단비, and this was her opinion!)
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
8,32341264
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
8,32341264
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
8,32341264
answered Apr 1 at 10:53
topo morto♦topo morto
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시우지화時雨之化 : 맹자孟子에 나오는 말로, 때맞춰 내리는 단비가 만물을 살린다는 의미
시우지화 is in 맹자 book and it means that rain of good timing inspires vivid energies to all things. 시우 can be a corresponded to hanja of 단비.
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
2,5681323
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시우지화時雨之化 : 맹자孟子에 나오는 말로, 때맞춰 내리는 단비가 만물을 살린다는 의미
시우지화 is in 맹자 book and it means that rain of good timing inspires vivid energies to all things. 시우 can be a corresponded to hanja of 단비.
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
2,5681323
add a comment |
시우지화時雨之化 : 맹자孟子에 나오는 말로, 때맞춰 내리는 단비가 만물을 살린다는 의미
시우지화 is in 맹자 book and it means that rain of good timing inspires vivid energies to all things. 시우 can be a corresponded to hanja of 단비.
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
2,5681323
시우지화時雨之化 : 맹자孟子에 나오는 말로, 때맞춰 내리는 단비가 만물을 살린다는 의미
시우지화 is in 맹자 book and it means that rain of good timing inspires vivid energies to all things. 시우 can be a corresponded to hanja of 단비.
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
2,5681323
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
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HK LeeHK Lee
2,5681323
answered Apr 1 at 14:53
HK LeeHK Lee
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비 for rain is a native Korean word; the hanja-eo equivalent would be 우 (雨).
– Michaelyus
Apr 1 at 9:54