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U+BB34,무
HANGUL SYLLABLE MU
Composition: +

[U+BB33]
Hangul Syllables
[U+BB35]

묿


묘 ←→ 뭐

Korean

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Etymology 1

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From earlier무우(muu) (unstandardized in South Korea in 1988), fromMiddle Korean무ᅀᅮ (Yale:mwùzwù), connective form before suffixes무ᇫㅇ- (Yale:mwùzG-), from pre-Middle Korean*mwusuk.[1] Dialects commonly preserve the medial/-s-/.

Pronunciation

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  • (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA(key):[mu(ː)]
  • Phonetic hangul:[(ː)]
    • Though still prescribed in Standard Korean, most speakers in both Koreas no longer distinguish vowel length.
Romanizations
Revised Romanization?mu
Revised Romanization (translit.)?mu
McCune–Reischauer?mu
Yale Romanization?

Noun

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(mu,rutabaga)

(mu)

  1. Korean radish, avariety ofdaikon commonlyconsumed inKorea (both theplant and itsedibleroot)
    Synonym:(rare)나복(蘿蔔)(nabok)
  2. (by extension)similarrootvegetables,includingotherdaikons,rutabagas,swedes, andyellowturnips
Alternative forms
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Historical and regional synonyms of(mu,radish)
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GroupRegionLocationWords
Standardised formsSouth Korean Standard Language()
North Korean Cultured Language(),무우(muu)
Historical formsMiddle Korean무ᅀᅮ(mwùzwù)(isolation),무ᇫㅇ(mwùzG-)(connective)
Early Modern Seoul Korean무우(muu)
Central KoreanGyeonggiModern colloquial Seoul(mu)
Traditional Seoul()
Kaesong무유(muyu)
Changpung무유(muyu)
Yeoncheon()
Paju(),무이(mu'i)
Pocheon()
Ganghwa무이(mu'i)
Gimpo무유(muyu)
Goyang(),무유(muyu)
Yangju()
Gapyeong()
Siheung()
Yangpyeong()
Hwaseong()
Yongin()
Icheon무우(muu),무수(musu)
Yeoju()
Pyeongtaek()
Anseong무수(musu)
YeongseoChuncheon(),무우(muu)
Wonju(),무수(musu)
Kosan(),무꾸(mukku)
Cheorwon()
Hwacheon()
Yanggu(),무꾸(mukku)
Inje(),무우(muu),무꾸(mukku),무수(musu)
Hongcheon(),무꾸(mukku),무수(musu)
Hoengseong(),무꾸(mukku),무수(musu)
YeongdongGangneung(mū́),무우(mùú),무우(mũ̀ú),무이(mùí),무꾸(mùkkú)
Wonsan(),무꾸(mukku)
Kumya()
Kowon()
Munchon()
Anbyeon(),무꾸(mukku)
Tongchon()
Kosong()
Yangyang()
Samcheok(mū́),무꾸(mùkkú)
Pyeongchang(),무우(muu),무수(musu),무꾸(mukku)
Yeongwol(mū́),무수(mùsú),무꾸(mùkkú)
Jeongseon무우(muu),무꾸(mukku)
North ChungcheongCheongju무수(musu),()
Jincheon무수(musu),()
Eumseong무수(musu),()
Chungju무수(musu),()
Jecheon무수(musu),(),무우(muu),무꾸(mukku)
Danyang무수(musu),무꾸(mukku)
Goesan무수(musu),()
Boeun무수(musu),무우(muu)
Okcheon무수(musu),무우(muu)
Yeongdong무수(musu),()
South ChungcheongDaejeon무수(musu),무우(muu)
Seosan무수(musu),무우(muu)
Dangjin무수(musu),무우(muu)
Asan무수(musu),무우(muu)
Cheonan무수(musu),(),무우(muu)
Yesan무수(musu),무우(muu)
Hongseong무수(musu),(),무우(muu)
Cheongyang무수(musu)
Gongju무수(musu)
Yeongi무수(musu),()
Boryeong무수(musu),무이(mu'i)
Buyeo무수(musu),()
Seocheon무수(musu),()
Nonsan무수(musu),무우(muu)
Geumsan무수(musu),()
South HwanghaeHaeju무유(muyu)
Ongjin미우(miu),()
Yonan무이(mu'i)
Taetan미우(miu)
Chaeryong미우(miu),무이(mu'i)
Changyon미우(miu)
Anak미우(miu)
Unnyul미우(miu)
North HwanghaeHwangju(),무이(mu'i)
Sohung미우(miu)
Kumchon미우(miu)
Singye무이(mu'i)
Suan미우(miu)
Koksan무이(mu'i)
Gyeongsang KoreanNorth GyeongsangDaegu무'시(mu si),무'우(mu u)
Yeongju무'꾸(mu kku)
Bonghwa무'꾸(mu kku)
Uljin무'수(mu su),무'꾸(mu kku),(mū́)
Mungyeong무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su),무'꾸(mu kku)
Yecheon무'수(mu su),무'꾸(mu kku)
Andong무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku),무'우(mu u)
Yeongyang무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku),무'우(mu u)
Sangju무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku)
Uiseong무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku)
Cheongsong무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku),무'수(mu su),무'우(mu u)
Yeongdeok무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku),무'우(mu u)
Gimcheon무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku)
Gumi무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su)
Gunwi무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su)
Pohang무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku),무'우(mu u)
Seongju무'시(mu si)
Chilgok무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku),(mū́)
Gyeongsan무'시(mu si),무'우(mu u)
Yeongcheon무'시(mu si),무'우(mu u)
Goryeong무'시(mu si),무'우(mu u)
Cheongdo무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su),무'우(mu u)
Gyeongju무'시(mu si)
South GyeongsangBusan무'시(mu si)
Ulsan무'시(mu si)
Changwon무'시(mu si)
Geochang무'시(mu si),무'우(mu u)
Hapcheon무'시(mu si)
Changnyeong무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su)
Miryang무'시(mu si)
Hamyang무'시(mu si)
Sancheong무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su)
Uiryeong무'시(mu si)
Hadong무'시(mu si)
Jinju무'시(mu si)
Haman무'시(mu si)
Gimhae무'시(mu si)
Yangsan무'시(mu si)
Sacheon무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su)
Goseong무'시(mu si)
Namhae무'시(mu si)
Tongyeong무'시(mu si),무'수(mu su)
Geoje무'시(mu si)
Ulju무'시(mu si)
DiasporaYanbian (in general)무'꾸(mu kku),무'수(mu su)
Tonghua무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku)
Jilin City무'시(mu si),무'꾸(mu kku)
Liaoyuan무'꾸(mu kku)
Changchun무'꾸(mu kku)
Shenyang무'시(mu si)
Benxi무'시(mu si)
Anshan무'시(mu si)
Tieling무'시(mu si)
Harbin무'꾸(mu kku)
Jiamusi무'꾸(mu kku)
Yichun무'꾸(mu kku)
Jeolla KoreanNorth JeollaJeonju무수(musu)
Gunsan무수(musu)
Iksan무수(musu)
Wanju무수(musu)
Jinan무수(musu)
Muju무시(musi),무수(musu),()
Gimje무시(musi)
Buan무시(musi)
Jeongeup무시(musi),무수(musu)
Imsil무시(musi),무수(musu)
Jangsu무시(musi)
Gochang무수(musu)
Sunchang무시(musi),()
Namwon무시(musi)
South JeollaGwangju무시(musi)
Yeonggwang무시(musi),무수(musu)
Jangseong무시(musi)
Damyang무시(musi)
Gokseong무시(musi)
Gurye무시(musi),무수(musu)
Hampyeong무시(musi),무수(musu)
Sinan무시(musi),무수(musu)
Muan무수(musu)
Mokpo무시(musi)
Naju무시(musi),무수(musu)
Hwasun무시(musi),무수(musu)
Suncheon무시(musi)
Gwangyang무시(musi)
Yeongam무시(musi),무수(musu)
Jindo무수(musu)
Haenam무수(musu)
Gangjin무시(musi),무수(musu)
Wando무시(musi)
Jangheung무시(musi)
Boseong무시(musi)
Goheung무시(musi)
Yeosu무시(musi)
Pyongan KoreanSouth PyonganPyongyang(),무이(mu'i)
North PyonganPakchon()
Nyongbyon()
Kusong(mu)
Kanggye()
Chasong(mu)
DiasporaTonghua(mu)
Shenyang(mu),무우(muu)
Dandong(mu)
Benxi(mu)
Yingkou(mu)
Panjin(mu)
Harbin(mu),무우(muu)
Hamgyong KoreanSouth HamgyongHamhung(mu),무'끼(mu kki)
Chongpyong무수(musu),(mu)
Yonggwang무'끼(mu kki)
Sinhung무'끼(mu kki)
Hongwon무'끼(mu kki)
Pukchong무'끼(mu kki)
Riwon무'끼(mu kki)
Changjin(mu)
North HamgyongChongjin무'끼(mu kki),미'끼(mi kki)
Kimchaek무'끼(mu kki)
Kilju무'끼(mu kki)
Kyongsong무'끼(mu kki)
Puryong무'끼(mu kki),미'끼(mi kki)
Rason무'끼(mu kki)
Musan무'끼(mu kki)
Hyesan무'끼(mu kki)
Kapsan무'끼(mu kki)
Pungso무'끼(mu kki)
Samsu무'끼(mu kki)
Kimhyongjik(mu)
DiasporaYanji무'끼(mu kki),므'끼(meu kki),무'꾸(mu kku),'노배( nobae)
Tumen무'끼(mu kki),무'꾸(mu kku),'노배( nobae),'노베( nobe)
Dunhua무'끼(mu kki),'노배( nobae)
Hunchun무'끼(mu kki),'노배( nobae)
Longjing무'끼(mu kki),'노배( nobae)
Helong무'끼(mu kki)
Wangqing'노배( nobae)
Baishan무'끼(mu kki)
Jilin City무'꾸(mu kku)(informant's wife was a Gyeongsang speaker)
Mudanjiang무'끼(mu kki),'노배( nobae)
Jixi무'끼(mu kki),'노배( nobae)
Qitaihe무'끼(mu kki),'노배( nobae),'노베( nobe)
Shuangyashan무'끼(mu kki)
Jiamusi'노배( nobae),'로베( robe)
Hegang무'끼(mu kki)
Yukjin KoreanYukjinKyonghung무끼(mùkkí)(possibly connective form followed by suffix)
Hoeryong무끼(mùkkí)(possibly connective form followed by suffix)
Onsong무끼(mùkkí)(possibly connective form followed by suffix)
DiasporaHunchun무수(mùsù)(isolation),무끼(mùkkí)(isolation),(mùkk-)(connective),노배(nóbàe)(only Chinese radishes)
JejuJeju Cityᄂᆞᆷ삐(nawmppi)
Daejeongᄂᆞᆷ삐(nawmppi)
Gujwaᄂᆞᆷ삐(nawmppi)
Seogwipoᄂᆞᆷ삐(nawmppi)
Note: Forms listed as Northeastern may include Yukjin ones, because the consulted source did not distinguish beteen the two dialects.
This table is an amalgamation of surveys of speakers mostly born before 1950 and may not reflect the language of younger speakers, which has lexically converged towards the standard Seoul dialect in both North and South Koreas.
Derived terms
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trailing
leading
  • 무떡(mutteok,radish rice cake)
  • 무말랭(mumallaeng,sliced radish dish)
  • 무싹(mussak,radish sprouts)
  • 무청(mucheong,radish leaves and stalks)

Etymology 2

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    Sino-Korean word from(nothing, not being), from the Middle Korean reading (Yale:mwù).

    Pronunciation

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    Romanizations
    Revised Romanization?mu
    Revised Romanization (translit.)?mu
    McCune–Reischauer?mu
    Yale Romanization?mu

    Noun

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    (mu) (hanja)

    1. nothing,nothingness,nonexistence (especially as anabstractconcept inopposition toexistence)
      Antonym:유(有)(yu)
      에서창조하다
      mu-eseo yu-reul changjo-hada
      to create something out ofnothing
    2. Used to count draws when marking scores in competitions and tournaments.
      1 2 1
      ilseung imu ilpae
      one win, twodraws, one loss
    3. (Buddhism)Given in response to akoan or a question that mistakenly assumes an affirmative or negative answer.
      불성습니까? —!
      gae-ga bulseong-i itseumnikka? -mu!
      Does a dog have a Buddha-nature? —Mu!

    Prefix

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    무— (mu-) (hanja)

    1. non-,un-,a-;a prefix marking an absence of something
      무(無)(mu) + ‎공해(公害)(gonghae,pollution) → ‎무공해(無公害)(mugonghae,non-polluting)
      무(無)(mu) + ‎소음(騷音)(so'eum,noise) → ‎무소음(無騷音)(muso'eum,noiseless)
      무(無)(mu) + ‎매너(maeneo,manners) → ‎무(無)매너(mumaeneo,no manners, rude)

    Derived terms

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    See also

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    • 없다(eopda), the Korean adjective expressing nonexistence

    Etymology 3

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      Sino-Korean word from, from the Middle Korean reading무〯 (Yale:mwǔ).

      Pronunciation

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      • (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA(key):[mu(ː)]
      • Phonetic hangul:[(ː)]
        • Though still prescribed in Standard Korean, most speakers in both Koreas no longer distinguish vowel length.
      Romanizations
      Revised Romanization?mu
      Revised Romanization (translit.)?mu
      McCune–Reischauer?mu
      Yale Romanization?

      Noun

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      (mu) (hanja)

      1. (especially historical)martialethos; themilitaryarts;everything to do withwarfare or (by extension)martial arts, especially as aconcept inEast Asianpoliticaltheory
        Antonym:문(文)(mun,literary arts, literariness, civility)
        Coordinate term:문무(文武)(munmu,literate arts and martial knowledge considered together)
      Derived terms
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      Etymology 4

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        Sino-Korean word from(dance), from the Middle Korean reading무〯 (Yale:mwǔ).

        Pronunciation

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        • (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA(key):[mu(ː)]
        • Phonetic hangul:[(ː)]
          • Though still prescribed in Standard Korean, most speakers in both Koreas no longer distinguish vowel length.
        Romanizations
        Revised Romanization?mu
        Revised Romanization (translit.)?mu
        McCune–Reischauer?mu
        Yale Romanization?

        Noun

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        (mu) (hanja)

        1. (rather uncommon)dance
          Synonym:(more common)(chum)
          • 2016, “산청군민 무(舞)로 100세시대 건강 책임집니다 [sancheonggunmin muro 100sesidae geon'gang chaegimjimnida]”, inGyeongnam Sinmun[1]:
            산청산청아리랑가락맞춰제작한 '군민무(舞)'보급나선다.
            Sancheonggun-i Sancheong'arirang garag-e matchwo jejak-han gunminmu bogeub-e naseonda.
            Sancheong County has launched a project to disseminate adance for the county people, created according to the melodies of theSancheong Arirang [a local folk song]."
        Derived terms
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        Etymology 5

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          Sino-Korean word from, from the Middle Korean reading무〯 (Yale:mwǔ).

          Pronunciation

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          • (SK Standard/Seoul)IPA(key):[mu(ː)]
          • Phonetic hangul:[(ː)]
            • Though still prescribed in Standard Korean, most speakers in both Koreas no longer distinguish vowel length.
          Romanizations
          Revised Romanization?mu
          Revised Romanization (translit.)?mu
          McCune–Reischauer?mu
          Yale Romanization?

          Noun

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          (mu) (hanja)

          1. (formal, uncommon)shamanism; in particular,Korean shamanism, theindigenousreligion ofKorea
            Synonyms:(much more common)무속(巫俗)(musok),무교(巫敎)(mugyo)
          2. (formal, uncommon)shaman;priest ofKorean shamanism
            Synonyms:무당(巫堂)(mudang),무속인(巫俗人)(musogin);see alsoThesaurus:무속인
          Derived terms
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          Etymology 6

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            Sino-Korean word from

            Noun

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            (mu) (hanja)

            1. thefifth of the tenheavenly stems
            Coordinate terms
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            one of ten heavenly stems

            Etymology 7

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            (Thisetymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at theEtymology scriptorium.)

            Pronunciation

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            Romanizations
            Revised Romanization?mu
            Revised Romanization (translit.)?mu
            McCune–Reischauer?mu
            Yale Romanization?mu

            Noun

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            (mu)

            1. gusset(especially in traditional clothing)
            See also
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            • 거셋(geoset,gusset)(especially in modern clothing)
            • 마찌(majji,gusset)(especially in modern clothing)

            Etymology 8

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            Modern Korean reading of various Chinese characters, fromMiddle Korean (Yale:mwù),무〯 (Yale:mwǔ).

            Syllable

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            (mu)

            More information
            1. : not being,absent
              (eumhun reading:없을(eopseul mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju))
            2. : variant of
              (MC reading: (MC mju|mu))
            3. : firm
              (eumhun reading:굳셀(gutsel mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))
            4. : dance
              (eumhun reading:(chumchul mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))
            5. 貿: trade
              (eumhun reading:무역할(muyeokhal mu))
              (MC reading:貿 (MC muwH))
            6. : effort
              (eumhun reading:힘쓸(himsseul mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuH))
            7. : lush
              (eumhun reading:무성할(museonghal mu))
              (MC reading: (MC muwH))
            8. : shaman
              (eumhun reading:무당(mudang mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju))
            9. : aHeavenly Stem
              (eumhun reading:천간(cheon'gan mu))
              (MC reading: (MC muwH))
            10. : fog
              (eumhun reading:안개(an'gae mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuH))
            11. : parrot
              (eumhun reading:앵무(aengmu mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))
            12. : donot
              (eumhun reading:(mal mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju))
            13. : mu (unit of land)
              (eumhun reading:이랑(irang mu))
              (MC reading: (MC muwX))
            14. : caress
              (eumhun reading:어루만질(eorumanjil mu))
              (MC reading: (MC phjuX))
            15. : coarse
              (eumhun reading:거칠(geochil mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju))
            16. : deceive
              (eumhun reading:속일(sogil mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju))
            17. : thumb
              (eumhun reading:엄지(eomji mu))
              (MC reading: (MC muwX))
            18. : interlock
              (eumhun reading:얽을(eolgeul mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuw|mjiw|mjiwH|mjuwk))
            19. : type ofjade
              (eumhun reading:(okdol mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))
            20. : unclear
              (eumhun reading:불명할(bulmyeonghal mu))
              (MC reading:)
            21. : residence
              (eumhun reading:(jip mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))
            22. : strip ofmeat
              (eumhun reading:(po mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju|xu|mjuX))
            23. : gallop
              (eumhun reading:달릴(dallil mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuH))
            24. : dance
              (eumhun reading:(chumchul mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))
            25. : lush
              (eumhun reading:무성할(museonghal mu))
              (MC reading: (MC muwH))
            26. : lush
              (eumhun reading:무성할(museonghal mu))
              (MC reading: (MC maw|muwH))
            27. : caress
              (eumhun reading:어루만질(eorumanjil mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mju|mjuX))
            28. : caress
              (eumhun reading:어루만질(eorumanjil mu))
              (MC reading: (MC mjuX))

            References

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            1. ^Lee, Ki-Moon; Ramsey, S. Robert (2011),A History of the Korean Language, Cambridge University Press,→ISBN, page147
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