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English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 6/10

The hills seem to leap up against the sky as I describe that region where Cynthia Ware was born, and the very old country names help to summon up the picture.

내가 신시아 웨어가 태어난 그 지역을 묘사할 때면 언덕들이 하늘을 향해 솟구쳐 오르는 듯하고, 아주 오래된 그 지방의 이름들이 그 풍경을 눈앞에 불러내는 데 도움을 준다.

Coniston Mountain, called by some the Blue Mountain, clad in Hercynian forests, ten good miles in length, north and south, with its notch road that winds over the saddle behind the withers of it.

코니스턴 산은 어떤 이들에게는 블루 마운틴이라고도 불리며, 헤르키니아 숲으로 뒤덮인 채 남북으로 넉넉히 10마일에 걸쳐 뻗어 있고, 산마루 뒤의 안장을 넘어 구불구불 이어지는 고갯길을 품고 있다.

Coniston Water, that oozes out from under the loam in a hundred places, on the eastern slope, gathers into a rushing stream to cleave the very granite, flows southward around the south end of Coniston Mountain, and having turned the mills at Brampton, idles through meadows westward in its own green valley until it comes to Harwich, where it works again and tumbles into a river.

코니스턴 워터는 동쪽 사면의 곳곳에서 양토 아래로부터 스며 나와 화강암을 가르는 급류로 모여들고, 코니스턴 산의 남쪽 끝을 돌아 남쪽으로 흐르다가 브램턴의 방앗간들을 돌린 뒤, 자신만의 초록빛 골짜기를 따라 서쪽 목초지를 한가로이 흘러 하위치에 이르면 다시 힘차게 흘러 강으로 흘러들어 간다.

Brampton and Harwich are rivals, but Coniston Water gives of its power impartially to each.

브램턴과 하위치는 서로 경쟁 관계이지만, 코니스턴 워터는 그 힘을 양쪽에 공평하게 나누어 준다.

From the little farm clearings on the western slope of Coniston Mountain you can sweep the broad valley of a certain broad river where grew (and grow still) the giant pines that gave many a mast to King George's navy as tribute for the land.

코니스턴 산의 서쪽 사면에 자리한 작은 농장 개간지에서 바라보면, 이 땅의 조세로 조지 왕의 해군에 수많은 돛대를 제공했던 거대한 소나무들이 자랐고 지금도 자라고 있는 어느 넓은 강의 광활한 계곡을 한눈에 조망할 수 있다.

And beyond that river rises beautiful Farewell Mountain of many colors, now sapphire, now amethyst, its crest rimmed about at evening with saffron flame; and, beyond Farewell, the emerald billows of the western peaks catching the level light.

그리고 그 강 너머로는 아름다운 페어웰 산이 솟아올라 있는데, 사파이어빛이 되었다가 자수정빛이 되기도 하는 다채로운 색으로 물들고, 저녁이면 그 봉우리가 샤프란빛 불꽃으로 테를 두르며, 페어웰 산 너머로는 서쪽 봉우리들의 에메랄드빛 물결이 수평으로 쏟아지는 빛을 받아 빛난다.

Vocabulary

내가
naega — I (subject marker attached); first person subject form
태어난
taeeonan — Born; past modifier form of 태어나다
geu — That; definite article-like determiner in Korean
지역을
jiyeogeul — Region or area (object marker attached)
묘사할
myosaghal — To describe; future modifier form of 묘사하다
때면
ttaemyeon — Whenever; conditional form meaning 'when (habitually)'
언덕들이
eondeokdeuri — Hills (plural subject form); rolling elevated landforms
하늘을
haneureul — Sky or heaven (object marker attached)
향해
hyanghae — Toward; directional expression meaning 'facing toward'
솟구쳐
sotguchyeo — Surge upward; gerund form of 솟구치다
오르는
oreuneun — Rising or ascending; present modifier of 오르다
듯하고
deuthago — Seems like; conjunctive expressing resemblance or supposition
아주
aju — Very; adverb intensifying degree or extent
오래된
oraedoen — Old or ancient; modifier meaning long-established
지방의
jibangui — Of the region; possessive form of 지방 (locality)
이름들이
ireumdeur i — Names (plural subject form); designations or labels
풍경을
punggyeongeul — Scenery or landscape (object marker attached)
눈앞에
nunape — Before one's eyes; literally in front of the eyes
불러내는
bullaenaeneun — Conjuring up; present modifier of 불러내다 (to call forth)
de — In; nominalizer indicating a situation or place
도움을
doumeul — Help or assistance (object marker attached)
준다
junda — Gives; plain present declarative form of 주다
산은
saneun — Mountain (topic marker attached); elevated landmass
어떤
eotteon — Some or certain; determiner indicating unspecified identity
이들에게는
ideullegeneun — To these people (topic form); certain individuals
불리며
bullimyeo — Being called; conjunctive passive form of 불리다
숲으로
supeuro — With forest; directional/instrumental form of 숲
뒤덮인
dwideopin — Covered over; past modifier of 뒤덮다 (to cover completely)
chae — While remaining in a state; adverbial particle of continuation
남북으로
nambugeuro — North-south direction; directional form of 남북
넉넉히
neokneohi — Amply or generously; adverb meaning sufficiently or plentifully
걸쳐
geolchyeo — Spanning or stretching across; gerund of 걸치다
뻗어
ppeodeo — Stretching out; gerund form of 뻗다 (to extend)
있고
itgo — Exists and; conjunctive form of 있다 (to exist/be)
산마루
sanmaru — Mountain ridge; the top or crest of a mountain
뒤의
dwiui — Behind or at the back of; possessive locative form
안장을
anjangeur — Saddle (object marker); col or saddle-shaped terrain feature
넘어
neomeo — Over or across; gerund of 넘다 (to cross over)
구불구불
gubulgubul — Winding or meandering; onomatopoeic adverb of twisting path
이어지는
ieojineun — Continuing or connecting; present modifier of 이어지다
고갯길을
gogaekgireul — Mountain pass road (object marker); winding pass path
품고
pumgo — Holding or embracing; conjunctive of 품다 (to hold)
있다
itda — To exist or be; basic existential verb in Korean
동쪽
dongccok — East; cardinal direction, eastern side
사면의
samyeonui — Of the slope; possessive form of 사면 (hillside)
곳곳에서
gotgoteseo — From various places; adverb meaning here and there
양토
yangto — Loam; a fertile soil mixture of sand, silt, clay
아래로부터
araerobuteo — From below; directional expression indicating upward origin
스며
seumyeo — Seeping or permeating; gerund of 스미다 (to seep)
나와
nawa — Coming out; gerund of 나오다 (to come out)
화강암을
hwagangameul — Granite (object marker); hard igneous rock formation
가르는
gareuneun — Splitting or cutting through; present modifier of 가르다
급류로
geumnyuro — Into a torrent; directional form of 급류 (rapid stream)
모여들고
moyeodeulgo — Gathering together; conjunctive of 모여들다 (to converge)
산의
sanui — Of the mountain; possessive form of 산
남쪽
namccok — South; southern cardinal direction
끝을
kkeureul — End or tip (object marker); the furthest point
돌아
dora — Turning around; gerund of 돌다 (to turn/go around)
남쪽으로
Southward; directional form indicating movement toward south
흐르다가
heureudag a — While flowing then; conjunctive indicating interrupted flow
방앗간들을
bangakgandeureul — Mills (plural, object marker); grain-grinding water mills
돌린
dollIn — Turned or operated; past modifier of 돌리다 (to turn)
dwi — After or behind; temporal or spatial rear position
자신만의
jasinnmanui — One's own; possessive emphasizing exclusivity or uniqueness
초록빛
chorокbit — Green light or greenish color; verdant hue
골짜기를
golcakireul — Valley (object marker); narrow valley between hills
따라
ttara — Following along; gerund of 따르다 (to follow)
서쪽
seoccok — West; western cardinal direction
목초지를
mokchojireul — Pastureland (object marker); grassy grazing land for animals
한가로이
hangaro i — Leisurely or idly; adverb meaning in a relaxed manner
흘러
heulleo — Flowing; gerund form of 흐르다 (to flow)
이르면
ireumyeon — Upon reaching; conditional of 이르다 (to arrive at)
다시
dasi — Again or once more; adverb of repetition
힘차게
himchage — Powerfully or vigorously; adverb of strong energy
강으로
gangeuro — Into the river; directional form of 강 (river)
흘러들어
heulleodreo — Flowing into; gerund of 흘러들다 (to flow into)
간다
ganda — Goes; plain present declarative form of 가다
서로
seoro — Each other or mutually; reciprocal adverb
경쟁
gyeongjaeng — Competition or rivalry; act of competing against others
관계이지만
gwangyeijiman — Although in a relationship; concessive of 관계이다
힘을
himeul — Strength or power (object marker); energy or force
양쪽에
On both sides; locative form of 양쪽 (both sides)
공평하게
gongpyeonhage — Fairly or equally; adverb of equitable distribution
나누어
nanuweo — Dividing or sharing; gerund of 나누다 (to divide)
사면에
samyeone — On the slope; locative form of 사면 (hillside/slope)
자리한
jarihan — Located or situated; past modifier of 자리하다
작은
jageun — Small or little; adjective modifier meaning small-sized
농장
nongjang — Farm; agricultural land for raising crops or animals
개간지에서
gaeganjieseo — From cleared land; locative of 개간지 (reclaimed farmland)
바라보면
barabomyeon — When looking out at; conditional of 바라보다
i — This; proximal demonstrative determiner in Korean
땅의
ttangui — Of the land; possessive form of 땅 (earth/land)
조세로
joseро — As tax; instrumental form of 조세 (taxation/levy)
왕의
wangui — Of the king; possessive form of 왕 (king)
해군에
haegunе — To the navy; locative form of 해군 (naval forces)
수많은
sumaneun — Countless or numerous; modifier meaning a great many
돛대를
dotdaereul — Mast (object marker); tall pole supporting ship's sails
제공했던
jegonghaetdeon — Had provided; past retrospective modifier of 제공하다
거대한
geodaehan — Enormous or gigantic; adjective modifier meaning very large
소나무들이
sonamudeuri — Pine trees (plural subject form); evergreen conifer trees
자랐고
jaratgo — Grew and; past conjunctive of 자라다 (to grow)
지금도
jigeumdo — Even now or still; adverb meaning at present too
자라고
jarago — Growing; conjunctive form of 자라다 (to grow)
있는
inneun — Existing or being; present modifier of 있다
어느
eoneu — A certain or some; determiner indicating an unspecified one
넓은
neobeun — Wide or broad; adjective modifier meaning spacious or large
강의
gangui — Of the river; possessive form of 강
광활한
gwanghwalhan — Vast or expansive; modifier meaning wide and open
계곡을
gyegyogeul — Valley (object marker); a low area between mountains
한눈에
hannune — At a glance; idiom meaning visible all at once
조망할
jomangghal — To overlook or survey; future modifier of 조망하다
su — Ability or possibility; bound noun after verb modifier
그리고
geurigo — And; coordinating conjunction connecting clauses or sentences
gang — River; a large natural flowing watercourse
너머로는
neomeoroneun — Beyond (topic form); indicating what lies on the other side
아름다운
areumdaun — Beautiful; adjective modifier expressing aesthetic loveliness
산이
sani — Mountain (subject marker attached); elevated landmass
솟아올라
sosoaolla — Rising up; gerund of 솟아오르다 (to soar upward)
있는데
inneunde — Exists but; present conjunctive of 있다 with contrast
되었다가
doeeotdaga — Became then; past conjunctive indicating temporary state change
되기도
doegido — Also becomes; conjunctive of 되다 with additive particle
하는
haneun — Doing or being; present modifier of 하다
다채로운
dachaeouroun — Colorful or varied; modifier meaning diverse in color
색으로
saegeuro — With color; instrumental form of 색 (color/hue)
물들고
muldeulgo — Being dyed; conjunctive of 물들다 (to be colored/dyed)
저녁이면
jeonyeogiмyeon — When evening comes; conditional form of 저녁 (evening)
봉우리가
bonguuriga — Mountain peak (subject marker); pointed top of a mountain
불꽃으로
bulkkocheuro — With flames; instrumental form of 불꽃 (flame/fire)
테를
тереul — Border or rim (object marker); an outline or fringe
두르며
dueurmyeo — Surrounding or bordering; conjunctive of 두르다 (to surround)
san — Mountain; a large elevated landform rising above surroundings
봉우리들의
bonguurideului — Of the mountain peaks (plural possessive); multiple summits
물결이
mulgyori — Wave or ripple (subject marker); undulating movement pattern
수평으로
supyeongeuro — Horizontally; directional adverb meaning in a level direction
쏟아지는
ssodajineun — Pouring down; present modifier of 쏟아지다 (to pour out)
빛을
bicheul — Light (object marker); radiant energy visible to the eye
받아
bada — Receiving; gerund of 받다 (to receive or catch)
빛난다
bitnanda — Shines or gleams; plain present declarative of 빛나다
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