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Hunminjeongeum (Hunminjeongeum Yeui + explanation: Haerye)
Hunminjeongeum Eonhae:
Hangul version of
Hunminjeongeum Yeui
Hunminjeongeum Yeui is
written in...
- Sino-Korean word 沈菜 (literally "submerged vegetable").
Thimchoy appears in
Sohak Eonhae, the 16th-century
Korean rendition of the
Chinese book, Xiaoxue.
Sound changes...
- Wikisource:
Nogeoldae Nogeoldae eonhae Junggan Nogeoldae eonhae Cheong-eo
Nogeoldae Media related to
Junggan Nogeoldae eonhae at
Wikimedia Commons Joseon...
- A page from the
Hunminjeongeum Eonhae,
translating King Sejong's
foreword in the
Hunminjeongeum Haerye from the
original Literary Chinese to what is now...
- A page from the
Hunmin Jeongeum Eonhae, a
partial translation of Hunminjeongeum, the
original promulgation of the
Korean alphabet...
- "black beans"), or
heuksodu (흑소두; 黑小豆; "black
small beans").
Gugeupbang eonhae, a 1466
medical book,
mentions it
using the name geomeunpɑt (거믄팥). The skin...
- article: 朴通事
Media related to Bak
Tongsa Sinseok eonhae at
Wikimedia Commons Bak
Tongsa Sinseok eonhae at the
Internet Archive: vol. 1, vol. 2
Joseon dynasty...
- a
shortened version of the initial),
judging from 1451
Hunmin Jeongeum Eonhae's forms such as "ㄱ는",
which may have been
pronounced geuneun. The "names"...
-
royal family for the
education of the
crown prince. The "Dongmong
Seonseup Eonhae" (童蒙先習諺解) is a
translated version of the "Dongmong Seonseup" into vernacular...
- A page from the
Hunmin Jeong-eum
Eonhae. The hangul-only column,
fourth from left, (나랏말ᄊᆞ미), has pitch-accent
diacritics to the left of the
syllable blocks...
