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English → Korean Preface Level 9/10

I know not how to express my meaning more plainly or more personally than I have done already in one of the last chapters (Aphorism 382) of the fifth book of the 'Gaya Scienza'."

나는 '가야 사이엔차'의 다섯 번째 책의 마지막 장들 중 하나(잠언 382)에서 이미 했던 것보다 더 명확하게 또는 더 개인적으로 내 뜻을 표현하는 방법을 모른다."

"We, the new, the nameless, the hard-to-understand,"—it says there,—"we firstlings of a yet untried future—we require for a new end also a new means, namely, a new healthiness, stronger, sharper, tougher, bolder and merrier than all healthiness hitherto.

"우리, 새로운 자들, 이름 없는 자들, 이해하기 어려운 자들이여,"—거기에는 이렇게 쓰여 있다,—"아직 시험되지 않은 미래의 첫 열매인 우리는—새로운 목적을 위해 새로운 수단 또한 필요로 한다, 즉, 지금까지의 모든 건강함보다 더 강하고, 더 예리하고, 더 강인하고, 더 대담하고, 더 유쾌한 새로운 건강함을.

He whose soul longeth to experience the whole range of hitherto recognised values and desirabilities, and to circumnavigate all the coasts of this ideal 'Mediterranean Sea', who, from the adventures of his most personal experience, wants to know how it feels to be a conqueror, and discoverer of the ideal—as likewise how it is with the artist, the saint, the legislator, the sage, the scholar, the devotee, the prophet, and the godly non-conformist of the old style:—requires one thing above all for that purpose, GREAT HEALTHINESS—such healthiness as one not only possesses, but also constantly acquires and must acquire, because one unceasingly sacrifices it again, and must sacrifice it!

지금까지 인정된 가치들과 바람직한 것들의 전 범위를 경험하고, 이 이상적인 '지중해'의 모든 해안을 항해하기를 열망하는 영혼을 가진 자, 가장 개인적인 경험의 모험으로부터 이상의 정복자이자 발견자가 된다는 것이 어떤 느낌인지 알고 싶어하는 자—마찬가지로 예술가, 성인, 입법자, 현자, 학자, 독실한 신자, 예언자, 그리고 구식의 경건한 비순응자가 어떠한지도—는 그 목적을 위해 무엇보다도 한 가지를 필요로 한다, 위대한 건강함을—자신이 소유할 뿐만 아니라, 끊임없이 그것을 다시 희생하고 희생해야 하기 때문에 끊임없이 획득하고 획득해야만 하는 그러한 건강함을!

Vocabulary

나는
na-neun — I (subject marker attached); first person singular subject
가야
ga-ya — Must go; have to go (obligation form)
ui — Possessive particle meaning 'of' or belonging to
다섯
da-seot — The number five in native Korean counting
번째
beon-jjae — Ordinal suffix meaning '-th' (first, second, etc.)
책의
chaek-ui — Of the book; book's (possessive form)
마지막
ma-ji-mak — Last, final, ultimate in a sequence
장들
jang-deul — Chapters (plural marker attached to chapter)
jung — Among, in the middle of, during
하나
ha-na — One; the number one in native Korean
잠언
jam-eon — Proverb; aphorism; Book of Proverbs
에서
e-seo — Location/source particle meaning 'at,' 'from,' 'in'
이미
i-mi — Already; previously done or completed
했던
haet-deon — Had done; past retrospective modifier form of 하다
것보다
geot-bo-da — Than the thing; comparative particle with nominalizer
deo — More; to a greater degree or extent
명확하게
myeong-hwak-ha-ge — Clearly, distinctly, in an unambiguous manner
또는
tto-neun — Or; alternatively; either one or another
개인적으로
gae-in-jeok-eu-ro — Personally, individually, in a personal manner
nae — My; possessive first-person singular pronoun
뜻을
tteu-seul — Meaning, intention, will (object marker attached)
표현하는
pyo-hyeon-ha-neun — Expressing, representing; present tense modifier of 표현하다
방법을
bang-beob-eul — Method, way, means (object marker attached)
모른다
mo-reun-da — Do not know; to be unaware or ignorant of
우리
u-ri — We, us, our; first person plural pronoun
새로운
sae-ro-un — New, fresh, novel (adjective modifying form)
자들
ja-deul — Persons, ones (plural of 자, meaning person/one)
이름
i-reum — Name; the word used to identify someone or something
없는
eom-neun — Without, lacking, nonexistent (modifier form of 없다)
이해하기
i-hae-ha-gi — Understanding; nominalized form of 이해하다 (to understand)
어려운
eo-ryeo-un — Difficult, hard, challenging (adjective modifier form)
거기에는
geo-gi-e-neun — There (with topic/location marker); in that place
이렇게
i-reo-ke — Like this, in this way, thus
쓰여
sseu-yeo — Written; passive form of 쓰다 (to write)
있다
it-da — To exist, to be present, to have
아직
a-jik — Still, yet, not yet (temporal adverb)
시험되지
si-heom-doe-ji — Not yet tested; passive negation form of 시험되다
않은
an-eun — Not (negative modifier, negating a verb or adjective)
미래의
mi-rae-ui — Of the future; future (possessive modifier form)
cheot — First; the very first in a sequence
열매인
yeol-mae-in — That which is fruit; fruit (identifier form)
우리는
u-ri-neun — We (topic marker attached); we as the subject
목적을
mok-jeok-eul — Purpose, goal, objective (object marker attached)
위해
wi-hae — For the sake of, in order to achieve
수단
su-dan — Means, method, instrument to achieve a goal
또한
tto-han — Also, as well, in addition, furthermore
필요로
pil-yo-ro — In need of; requiring (form of 필요로 하다)
한다
han-da — Does, performs; declarative present tense of 하다
jeuk — That is, namely, in other words (connective adverb)
지금까지의
ji-geum-kka-ji-ui — Until now, up to the present (possessive modifier)
모든
mo-deun — All, every, entire (modifier for nouns)
건강함보다
geon-gang-ham-bo-da — Than healthiness; comparative form of 건강함
강하고
gang-ha-go — Strong and...; connective form of 강하다 (to be strong)
예리하고
ye-ri-ha-go — Sharp and...; connective form of 예리하다 (to be sharp)
강인하고
gang-in-ha-go — Tough and...; connective form of 강인하다 (to be resilient)
대담하고
dae-dam-ha-go — Bold and...; connective form of 대담하다 (to be bold)
유쾌한
yu-kwae-han — Cheerful, pleasant, jolly (adjective modifier form)
건강함을
geon-gang-ham-eul — Healthiness (object marker attached to nominalized adjective)
지금까지
ji-geum-kka-ji — Until now, up to this point, so far
인정된
in-jeong-doen — Recognized, acknowledged, accepted (past modifier form)
가치들과
ga-chi-deul-gwa — Values (plural) and; with the values
바람직한
ba-ram-jik-han — Desirable, preferable, recommendable (adjective modifier)
것들의
geot-deul-ui — Of the things (plural nominalizer with possessive marker)
jeon — Entire, whole, full; all of something
범위를
beom-wi-reul — Range, scope, extent (object marker attached)
경험하고
gyeong-heom-ha-go — Experiencing and...; connective form of 경험하다
i — This; demonstrative determiner for nearby objects
이상적인
i-sang-jeok-in — Ideal, perfect, exemplary (adjective modifier form)
지중해
ji-jung-hae — Mediterranean Sea; the sea between Europe and Africa
해안을
hae-an-eul — Coast, shore, coastline (object marker attached)
항해하기를
hang-hae-ha-gi-reul — Sailing, navigating (nominalized verb with object marker)
열망하는
yeol-mang-ha-neun — Yearning for, aspiring to (present tense modifier form)
영혼을
yeong-hon-eul — Soul, spirit (object marker attached)
가진
ga-jin — Having, possessing (past modifier form of 가지다)
ja — Person, one who; nominalizer referring to a person
가장
ga-jang — Most, the most; superlative adverb
개인적인
gae-in-jeok-in — Personal, individual, private (adjective modifier form)
경험의
gyeong-heom-ui — Of experience; experience's (possessive form)
모험으로부터
mo-heom-eu-ro-bu-teo — From adventure; originating from an adventure
이상의
i-sang-ui — More than, beyond, above; exceeding a certain level
정복자이자
jeong-bok-ja-i-ja — As both conqueror and...; dual role connector form
발견자가
bal-gyeon-ja-ga — Discoverer (subject marker attached); one who discovers
된다는
doen-da-neun — That one becomes; reported speech modifier of 되다
것이
geot-i — The thing that (subject marker attached to nominalizer)
어떤
eo-tteon — What kind of, some, a certain (determiner)
느낌인지
neu-kkim-in-ji — Whether it is a feeling; indirect question about a feeling
알고
al-go — Knowing and...; connective form of 알다 (to know)
싶어하는
si-peo-ha-neun — Wanting to, desiring (third-person present modifier of 싶다)
마찬가지로
ma-chan-ga-ji-ro — Likewise, similarly, in the same way
예술가
ye-sul-ga — Artist; a person who creates art
성인
seong-in — Saint; holy person recognized for virtuous life
입법자
ip-beop-ja — Legislator, lawmaker; one who creates laws
현자
hyeon-ja — Wise person, sage; someone of great wisdom
학자
hak-ja — Scholar, academic; a learned person
독실한
dok-sil-han — Devout, pious, deeply religious (adjective modifier form)
신자
sin-ja — Believer, devotee, faithful follower of a religion
예언자
ye-eon-ja — Prophet; one who foretells the future
그리고
geu-ri-go — And, also; conjunction connecting words or clauses
구식의
gu-sik-ui — Old-fashioned, outdated, of the old style
경건한
gyeong-geon-han — Pious, reverent, devout (adjective modifier form)
어떠한지도
eo-tteo-han-ji-do — What it is like also; indirect question with addition
neun — Topic marker particle; marks the topic of a sentence
geu — That, the; demonstrative determiner or third-person pronoun
무엇보다도
mu-eot-bo-da-do — Above all else, more than anything, most importantly
han — One; a certain, a single (native Korean determiner)
가지를
ga-ji-reul — A kind, sort, or thing (object marker attached)
위대한
wi-dae-han — Great, magnificent, grand (adjective modifier form)
자신이
ja-sin-i — Oneself (subject marker); reflexive pronoun
소유할
so-yu-hal — Will possess, to own (future/prospective modifier of 소유하다)
뿐만
ppun-man — Not only; used in 뿐만 아니라 (not only... but also)
아니라
a-ni-ra — But also; not just (used in additive constructions)
끊임없이
kkeu-nim-eop-si — Ceaselessly, continuously, without interruption
그것을
geu-geot-eul — That thing, it (object marker attached to pronoun)
다시
da-si — Again, once more, anew
희생하고
hui-saeng-ha-go — Sacrificing and...; connective form of 희생하다
희생해야
hui-saeng-hae-ya — Must sacrifice; obligation form of 희생하다
하기
ha-gi — Doing; nominalized form of 하다 (to do)
때문에
ttae-mun-e — Because of, due to, on account of
획득하고
hoek-deuk-ha-go — Acquiring and...; connective form of 획득하다
획득해야만
hoek-deuk-hae-ya-man — Must absolutely acquire; strong obligation of 획득하다
하는
ha-neun — Doing, that does; present tense modifier of 하다
그러한
geu-reo-han — Such, that kind of (demonstrative adjective modifier)
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