McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader — Page 6

Vocabulary

신문

sinmun — A printed publication containing news and articles.

차가운

chagaun — Cold to the touch; having a low temperature.

순서

sunseo — Order or sequence in which things are arranged.

~처럼

~cheoreom — Particle meaning 'like' or 'as'; used for comparison.

보이다

boida — To be seen; to appear or look a certain way.

통하여

tonghayeo — Through; by means of something or someone.

스타킹

seutaking — Stockings; thin leg coverings worn as clothing.

잡담

jabdam — Small talk; casual conversation about everyday matters.

이야기

iyagi — A story, tale, or conversation shared between people.

빛

bit — Light; the natural energy that makes things visible.

나뭇가지들

namukkajideul — Tree branches; plural of a single branch on a tree.

키스

kiseu — A kiss; pressing lips against someone affectionately.

타다

tada — To burn; also to ride a vehicle or transport.

부인

buin — A married woman; wife or Mrs. as a title.

사건들

sagundeul — Events or incidents; plural of a notable occurrence.

서로

seoro — Each other; mutually between two or more people.

씨

ssi — Title meaning Mr., Ms., or Mrs. after a name.

의자

uija — A chair; a piece of furniture used for sitting.

램프

raempeu — A lamp; a device that produces artificial light.

수선하다

suseонhada — To mend or repair clothing or broken items.

삽화

saphwa — An illustration or picture accompanying a text.

저녁의

jeonyeogui — Of the evening; relating to the nighttime hours.

가족

gajok — Family; a group of related people living together.

아버지는

abeojineun — Father (topic marker); the father as the subject.

신문을

sinmuneul — Newspaper (object marker); newspaper as direct object.

읽고

ilkgo — Reading and (continuing); connective form of 'to read'.

어머니는

eomeonineun — Mother (topic marker); the mother as the subject.

바느질을

baneujireul — Sewing (object marker); needle work as direct object.

하고

hago — Doing and (continuing); connective form of 'to do'.

남자아이와

namjaaiwa — Boy and; a male child with conjunctive particle.

여자아이는

yeojaaineun — Girl (topic marker); a female child as the subject.

책을

chaegeul — Book (object marker); a book as the direct object.

있다

itda — To exist; to have or be present somewhere.

집에서의

jibeseoui — Of/at home; relating to activities inside the house.

저녁

jeonyeok — Evening; the period between afternoon and night.

겨울입니다

gyeoureumnida — It is winter; formal statement of the winter season.

바람이

barami — Wind (subject marker); wind as the grammatical subject.

나무

namu — A tree; a large woody plant found in nature.

가지

gaji — A branch; a limb extending from a tree trunk.

사이를

saireul — Between (object marker); the space among multiple things.

휘파람

hwiparam — A whistle; a high-pitched sound made by blowing.

소리를

sorireul — Sound (object marker); a noise as the direct object.

내며

naemyeo — Making (a sound) while; connective form of 'to emit'.

지나갑니다

jinagamnida — Passes by; formal polite form of 'to pass through'.

하루

haru — One day; a full 24-hour period of time.

일과를

ilgwareul — Daily routine (object marker); one's regular daily tasks.

마쳤고

machyeotgo — Finished and; past tense connective of 'to complete'.

그의

geuui — His; possessive pronoun referring to a male person.

아이들인

aideullin — Who are children; relative clause form identifying kids.

학교에서

hakgyoeseo — From school; indicating departure point from school.

집으로

jibeuro — To home; directional particle indicating toward home.

돌아왔습니다

dorawatseumnida — Came back; formal polite past tense of 'to return'.

그들은

geudeureun — They (topic marker); third-person plural as subject.

오늘

oneul — Today; the current day being referenced.

공부를

gongbureul — Study (object marker); studying as the direct object.

잘

jal — Well; an adverb meaning skillfully or properly.

했으며

haesseumyeo — Did and; past connective form implying additional facts.

둘

dul — Two; the number two or both of two people.

다

da — All; both; entirely or every one of them.

행복한

haengbokhan — Happy; feeling joy or contentment in a situation.

기분입니다

gibunemnida — It is a mood/feeling; formal statement of one's feeling.

차를

chareul — Tea (object marker); tea as the direct object.

마시는

masinеun — Drinking; present attributive form of 'to drink'.

시간이

sigani — Time (subject marker); a period of time as subject.

끝났습니다

kkeunnatseumnida — Has ended; formal polite past tense of 'to end'.

작은

jageun — Small; little in size when describing a noun.

거실을

georireul — Living room (object marker); the main family room.

정돈해

jeongdonhae — Tidied up; put things neatly in order or arranged.

놓았습니다

noatseumnida — Has placed/done; formal polite past tense of 'to put'.

불이

buri — Fire/light (subject marker); a flame or light source.

밝게

balkge — Brightly; in a bright manner; with much light.

타오릅니다

taoreumnida — Burns brightly; formal polite form of 'to blaze up'.

하나가

hanaga — One (subject marker); a single item as the subject.

모두에게

To everyone; giving or directed toward all people.

충분한

chungbunhan — Sufficient; enough to meet needs or requirements.

줍니다

jumnida — Gives; formal polite present tense of 'to give'.

위에는

wieneun — On top (topic marker); indicating position above something.

좋은

joeun — Good; of high quality or pleasant nature.

사과가

sagwaga — Apple (subject marker); an apple as grammatical subject.

담긴

damgin — Filled with; contained inside; held within a vessel.

바구니가

baguniga — Basket (subject marker); a woven container as subject.

사과들이

sagwadeuri — Apples (subject marker); plural apples as the subject.

이렇게

ireoke — Like this; in this way or manner being shown.

말하는

malhaneun — Speaking; present attributive form of 'to speak'.

것

geot — Thing; a nominalizer turning verbs into noun phrases.

같습니다

gatseumnida — Seems like; formal polite form of 'to be like'.

하나

hana — One; the number one or a single item.

드시겠어요

deusigeseoyo — Would you like to have some?; polite offering expression.

새

sae — New; something recently made or recently acquired.

책에서

chaekeseo — From a book; indicating source as a book.

이야기를

iyagireul — Story (object marker); a story as the direct object.

읽습니다

ilkseumnida — Reads; formal polite present tense of 'to read'.

스타킹을

seutakingeul — Stockings (object marker); hosiery as the direct object.

수선합니다

suseонhamnida — Mends/repairs; formal polite present of 'to repair'.

머지않아

meojianha — Before long; soon; within a short period of time.

무엇을

mueoseul — What (object marker); what as the direct object.

읽었는지

ilgeonneunjji — What was read; indirect question about reading content.

이야기하고

iyagihago — Talk about and; connective form of 'to talk about'.

그날의

geunalui — Of that day; possessive relating to a specific day.

사건들에

sagundeule — About/regarding events; plural incidents with location particle.

대해

daehae — About; regarding; concerning a particular topic or matter.

잡담을

jabdameul — Small talk (object marker); casual chat as direct object.

나눌

nanul — Will share/exchange; future attributive of 'to share'.

것입니다

geosemnida — It will be; formal polite future nominalizer expression.

잠자리에

jamjarie — To bed; going to one's sleeping place at night.

드는

deuneun — Getting into (bed); present attributive of 'to get in'.

먼저

meonjeo — First; before others; in advance of something else.

올

ol — Will come; future attributive form of 'to come'.

나는

naneun — I (topic marker); the speaker as the sentence topic.

그들이

geudeuri — They (subject marker); third-person plural as subject.

사랑하는

saranghaneun — Beloved; loving; present attributive of 'to love'.

아버지와

abeoji wa — Father and; the father with the conjunctive particle.

어머니에게

eomeoniegе — To mother; giving or directed toward one's mother.

다정한

dajеоnghan — Affectionate; warm and friendly in manner or feeling.

자요

jayo — Goodnight; informal polite greeting said before sleeping.

인사의

insaui — Of greeting; possessive relating to a salutation.

키스를

kiseu reul — Kiss (object marker); a kiss as the direct object.

하는

haneun — Doing; present attributive form of 'to do'.

모습이

moseubi — Appearance/sight (subject marker); a scene as subject.

보이는

boinеun — Is visible; present attributive of 'to be seen'.

모든

modeun — Every; all; referring to each one without exception.

여자아이가

yeojaaiga — Girl (subject marker); a female child as subject.

이와

iwa — This and; this thing with the conjunctive particle.

같은

gateun — Same; similar; like; of identical or matching type.

가질

gajil — To have/possess; future attributive of 'to have'.

수

su — Ability; possibility; can; used in ~ㄹ 수 있다.

있기를

itgireul — To have (nominalizer + object marker); hoping for possession.

바라지

baraji — Hope/wish (negative form); wanting something to happen.

않나요

annayo — Don't you?; rhetorical question seeking agreement.

제

je — My; humble or polite first-person possessive pronoun.

아름다운

areumdaun — Beautiful; lovely; aesthetically pleasing to the senses.

현관

hyeongwan — Front entrance; entryway or foyer of a building.

무지개

mujigae — Rainbow; an arc of colors formed by light refraction.

터지다

teojida — To burst; to pop or explode suddenly.

부글부글

bugeulbugeul — Bubbling; onomatopoeia for a boiling or bubbling sound.

거품이

geopumi — Foam/bubbles (subject marker); froth as the subject.

이는

ineun — Forming; present attributive of 'to rise or form'.

가장

gajang — Most; the superlative degree in Korean comparisons.

큰

keun — Big; large; great in size or degree.

재채기

jaechaegi — A sneeze; the involuntary expulsion of air through nose.

색깔들

saekkaldeul — Colors; plural of a visible hue or shade.

주요한

juyohan — Main; primary; of chief importance or significance.

비누

binu — Soap; a cleansing agent used for washing.

씻다

ssitda — To wash; to cleanse oneself or an object with water.

빨간

ppalgan — Red; of the color red.

많은

maneun — Many; a large number or quantity of something.

세

se — Three; the number three in native Korean counting.

아이들이

aideuri — Children (subject marker); kids as the grammatical subject.

비눗방울을

binusbanguleo — Soap bubbles (object marker); bubbles as direct object.

가지고

gajigo — Having; holding; connective form of 'to have or hold'.

고양이와

goyangwa — Cat and; a domestic cat with conjunctive particle.

놀고

nolgo — Playing and; connective form of 'to play'.

비눗방울

binusbangul — Soap bubble; a thin film of soap enclosing air.