Kamus Bahasa Jepang, Mandarin, dan Korea

lodger; boarder; A student who stays in another's house, paying for a room and meals.

go about; wander; To go out and wander about here and there.

come out; get out; emerge; show up; come forth; come out to; come to; appear; be published

iron; press; To smooth out the wrinkles of a cloth or clothes using an iron.

maryeon; A bound noun used to indicate that it is natural for something to happen.

father; male parent; someone's father; father of one's child; father

lower jaw; The jaw under the lower lip.

batting lineup; batting order; In baseball, the composition of batters based on their abilities to hit a ball.

being turbulent; being full of ups and downs; The state of a task or life being full of big changes and big troubles.

photography club; A club or group that takes photographs as a hobby or an extracurricular activity in a school, etc.

rock; boulder; rock; A very large stone.; In a rock-paper-scissors game, the act of clenching one's fist and holding it out, or such a hand.

witch; A female said to practice magic that hurts people.

have an affair; To have an inappropriate relationship with another person even though one is married or in a relationship.

kick up; To stretch one's leg or foot up high or kick an object with one's foot to raise it above.

crack in rocks; space between rocks; A crack of a rock.; A place between one rock and another.

bakkatchae; outbuilding; outhouse: The building located relatively farther away from the main house of an estate comprised of more than two buildings.

binder; An object that ties documents, etc., altogether into one.

office; A place where public organizations, companies, individuals, etc. do their business.

be finished; For a task to be finished.

habit; inertia; One's habitual behavior fixed from long use and little or no change.; The tendency of an object to stay in the same state or keep its velocity if not acted upon by an external force.

spit; spittle; White or yellow gooey spit.

sisters; sisterhood; sister; The relationship between a woman and her sister.

borrow; To borrow money or objects from an external source.

charye; ancestral rite: A memorial ceremony held during the day on Chuseok, Korean Thanksgiving Day, or Seollal, Lunar New Year, etc.