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The drops penetrated through the snowy covering down into the earth, and touched the flower-bulb, and talked of the bright world above.

빗방울들은 눈 덮인 지면을 뚫고 땅속으로 스며들어 꽃의 구근을 어루만지며 위에 펼쳐진 밝은 세상에 대해 이야기했습니다.

Soon the Sunbeam pierced its way through the snow to the root, and within the root there was a stirring.

곧 햇살이 눈을 뚫고 뿌리까지 파고들었고, 뿌리 안에서는 꿈틀거림이 일었습니다.

But the summer was yet far distant.

하지만 여름은 아직 멀리 있었습니다.

The snow still lay upon the ground, and there was a coat of ice on the water every night.

눈은 여전히 땅 위에 쌓여 있었고, 밤마다 물 위에는 얼음이 얼었습니다.

And the Flower stirred and stretched itself within the thin rind which the water had softened from without, and the snow and the earth had warmed, and the Sunbeam had knocked at; and it shot forth under the snow with a greenish-white blossom on a green stalk, with narrow thick leaves, which seemed to want to protect it.

그리고 꽃은 물이 바깥에서 부드럽게 하고, 눈과 땅이 따뜻하게 하고, 햇살이 두드렸던 얇은 껍질 안에서 꿈틀거리며 몸을 뻗었습니다. 그리하여 꽃은 푸른 줄기 위에 녹백색 꽃봉오리를 달고, 꽃을 보호하려는 듯한 좁고 두꺼운 잎들을 거느리며 눈 아래에서 힘차게 솟아올랐습니다.

Vocabulary

빗방울들은
bitbanguldeureun — raindrops (topic marker attached)
nun — snow (or eye, depending on context)
덮인
deopin — covered, blanketed by something
지면을
jimyeoneul — the ground surface (object marker attached)
뚫고
ttulko — piercing through, penetrating something
땅속으로
ttangsogeuro — into the underground, beneath the earth
스며들어
seumyeodeureo — seeping in, permeating gradually
꽃의
kkoche — of the flower, flower's (possessive)
구근을
guguneul — the bulb of a plant (object marker)
어루만지며
eorumanjimyeo — caressing, gently stroking while doing something
위에
wie — on top of, above something
펼쳐진
pyeolchyeojin — spread out, unfolded, stretched open
밝은
balgeun — bright, light-filled, cheerful
세상에
sesange — in the world, about the world
대해
daehae — about, regarding, concerning something
이야기했습니다
iyagiaessseumnida — told, spoke, narrated (formal past tense)
got — soon, shortly, before long
햇살이
haetsari — sunlight, rays of sunshine (subject marker)
눈을
nuneul — snow (or eyes), object marker attached
뿌리까지
ppurikaji — all the way to the roots
파고들었고
pagodeureotkko — dug into, penetrated deeply and then
뿌리
ppuri — root of a plant
안에서는
aneseoeneun — inside, within (topic marker attached)
꿈틀거림이
kkumteulgeorim-i — a wriggling, stirring movement (subject marker)
일었습니다
ireossseumnida — arose, occurred, started up (formal past)
하지만
hajiman — however, but, nevertheless
여름은
yeoreumeun — summer (topic marker attached)
아직
ajik — still, yet, not yet
멀리
meolli — far away, at a distance
있었습니다
isseossseumnida — was, existed (formal polite past tense)
눈은
nuneun — snow (topic marker attached)
여전히
yeojeonhi — still, as before, unchanged
ttang — ground, earth, land
쌓여
ssahyeo — piled up, accumulated (as snow)
있었고
isseotgo — was there, existed and (connective)
밤마다
bammada — every night, each night
mul — water
위에는
wieneun — on top of (topic marker attached)
얼음이
eoreumi — ice (subject marker attached)
얼었습니다
eoreossseumnida — froze, turned to ice (formal past)
그리고
geurigo — and, also, furthermore
꽃은
kkocheun — the flower (topic marker attached)
물이
muri — water (subject marker attached)
바깥에서
bakkateso — from outside, on the outside
부드럽게
budeureopge — softly, gently, in a smooth manner
하고
hago — doing and, with (connective form)
눈과
nungwa — snow and (conjunction attached)
땅이
ttangi — the ground (subject marker attached)
따뜻하게
ttatteutage — warmly, in a warm manner
두드렸던
dudeuryeotdeon — had knocked on, tapped (retrospective modifier)
얇은
yalbeun — thin, slender (modifier form)
껍질
kkeopjil — shell, skin, outer layer, peel
안에서
aneseo — from inside, within something
꿈틀거리며
kkumteulgeorimsyeo — wriggling, squirming while doing something
몸을
momeul — body (object marker attached)
뻗었습니다
ppeodeossseumnida — stretched out, extended (formal past tense)
그리하여
geurihayeo — and so, therefore, thus
푸른
pureun — green, blue-green (modifier form)
줄기
julgi — stem, stalk of a plant
꽃봉오리를
kkotbongorirul — flower bud (object marker attached)
달고
dalgo — bearing, carrying, attaching and then
꽃을
kkocheul — the flower (object marker attached)
보호하려는
bohoharyeoneun — intending to protect, trying to guard
듯한
deuthan — seeming like, as if, appearing to
좁고
jopgo — narrow and, tight and (connective)
두꺼운
dukkeooun — thick, having great thickness (modifier)
잎들을
iptdeureul — leaves (plural, object marker attached)
거느리며
geoneulrimyeo — leading, accompanying, bringing along
아래에서
araeseo — from below, from underneath
힘차게
himchage — powerfully, vigorously, with great force
솟아올랐습니다
sosaoratseumnida — shot up, rose forcefully (formal past tense)
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