Kamus Bahasa Korea

-bagaji; A suffix used to tease or belittle something or someone's behavior when it has gone too far.

clustered; Small and cute children being gathered here and there in groups.; Small things being spread here and there in groups.

turbulent; full of ups and downs; A task or life being full of big changes and big troubles.

batter; In baseball, the player of a batting team who hits balls using a bat.

awning; visor; A structure that is added to the end of the eaves or a window to serve as a shield against sunlight or rain.; A piece added to the front of a cap to block sunlight.

undergo complete defeat; To be defeated completely.

swarm; clamor; seethe; fall; topple; For people, bugs, etc., to gather in a place, make noises or move continuously.

mayfly; dayfly; living hand to mouth; earning a scanty living; making ends meet; ephemeral; dayfly; An insect, flying around in swarms in the evening in summer, which lives only a few hours or up to a few days.

overthrow; An act of striking and destroying a target or group.

donkey; An animal that is similar to but smaller than a horse, and that has long ears and no long hair on the head.

being private; private matter; Something related to personal affairs or feelings.

opportunity; An opportunity given at the right time.

sea route; A route of crossing the waters on a ship.

swarm; clamor; seethe; fall; topple; For people, bugs, etc., to gather in a place, make noises or move continuously.

destructive power; The power that destroys something.

accomplish; complete; To achieve or fulfill one's goal or duties.

sit on; move up to; occupy; be positioned in a higher place; To go to a higher place and sit on it.

nano; A number that is 1 in 1 billion.

next term; The next period.

fa; In Western music, the fourth note of the seven-note scale.

madang; A bound noun meaning a situation in which something is happening.; A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of stages of pansori, a traditional Korean storytelling song, or talchum, a traditional Korean mask dance.

emotional; sentimental; Having various emotions.

apostate monk; A monk who breaks the Buddhist precepts.

attention; An exclamation used as a word of command to make people be physically and mentally alert, and stand straight motionlessly.