🌟 손마디
Noun
1. 손가락의 마디.
1. KNUCKLE: The joints of one's fingers.
-
주름진 손마디.
Wrinkled hands. -
손마디가 갈라지다.
Split hands. -
손마디가 굵다.
Thick in the knuckles. -
손마디가 아프다.
My palms hurt. -
손마디를 꺾다.
Break the knuckles. -
아내는 집안일을 하느라 손마디가 거칠어지고 굵어져 있었다.
My wife had a rough and thick palms doing housework. -
그는 딱딱 소리가 나도록 손마디를 꺾으며 나를 위협했지만 나는 조금도 겁먹지 않았다.
He threatened me with a snap of his hand to make a snap, but i wasn't a bit scared. -
바이올린은 손끝으로 줄을 눌러 가며 연주하는 것에 반해 가야금은 손마디를 이용해 줄을 누른다.
While the violin is played by pressing the strings with the fingertips, the gayageum presses the strings with its knuckles.
🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 손마디 (
손마디)
🌷 ㅅㅁㄷ: Initial sound 손마디
-
ㅅㅁㄷ (
수많다
)
: 수가 매우 많다.
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Adjective
🌏 NUMEROUS; ABUNDANT: Very large in number. -
ㅅㅁㄷ (
스미다
)
: 서서히 배어들거나 흘러들다.
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Verb
🌏 SOAK IN; SINK IN: To soak or flow in gradually. -
ㅅㅁㄷ (
선문답
)
: 불교에서, 스님들끼리 진리를 찾기 위해 주고받는 이야기.
Noun
🌏 ZEN RIDDLES; KOANS: A dialogue among monks to find truth in Buddhism. -
ㅅㅁㄷ (
세면대
)
: 손과 얼굴을 씻을 수 있도록 수도와 물 받는 곳을 갖추어 놓은 시설.
Noun
🌏 SINK; WASHBASIN: A basin connected with a water supply, for washing one's hands and face. -
ㅅㅁㄷ (
손마디
)
: 손가락의 마디.
Noun
🌏 KNUCKLE: The joints of one's fingers. -
ㅅㅁㄷ (
선무당
)
: 서투르고 미숙해서 굿을 제대로 못 하는 무당.
Noun
🌏 NOVICE SHAMAN: An unskilled and inexperienced shaman that is not good at performing rituals.
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