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As it becomes light, part of the women begin pounding out the rice from its straw and husks (p. 144), while others depart for the springs to secure water (p. 101).

날이 밝아오면 일부 여성들은 볏짚과 겨에서 쌀을 찧기 시작하고 (144쪽), 다른 여성들은 물을 길어오기 위해 샘으로 떠난다 (101쪽).

In planting time husband and wife trudge together to the fields, where the man plants the seeds or cuttings, and his wife assists by pouring on water (p. 107).

파종기에는 남편과 아내가 함께 밭으로 터벅터벅 걸어가며, 남자는 씨앗이나 삽수를 심고 아내는 물을 부어주며 돕는다 (107쪽).

In midday, unless it is the busy season, the village activities are practically suspended, and we see the _balaua_ filled with men, asleep or lounging, while children may be playing about with tops or disk-like _lipi_ seeds (p. 139).

바쁜 철이 아닌 한 한낮에는 마을의 활동이 사실상 중단되며, 발라우아에는 잠을 자거나 빈둥거리는 남자들로 가득 차 있고, 아이들은 팽이나 원반 모양의 리피 씨앗을 가지고 놀기도 한다 (139쪽).

As it becomes cooler, the town again takes on life; in the houses the women weave blankets or prepare food, the older women feed the chickens and pigs (p. 93), while the workers from the fields, or hunters with their dogs and game, add to the general din and excitement (p. 80).

날씨가 서늘해지면 마을은 다시 활기를 띠기 시작하며, 집 안에서는 여성들이 담요를 짜거나 음식을 준비하고 나이 든 여성들은 닭과 돼지에게 먹이를 주는 한편 (93쪽), 밭에서 돌아온 일꾼들이나 개와 사냥감을 데리고 온 사냥꾼들이 전반적인 소란과 흥분을 더한다 (80쪽).

When night comes on, if it be in the dry season, bonfires spring up in different parts of the village, and about them the girls and women gather to spin.

밤이 찾아오면, 건기에는 마을 곳곳에 모닥불이 피어오르고 그 주위에 소녀들과 여성들이 모여 실을 잣는다.

Here also come the men and boys, to lounge and talk (p. 117).

이곳에는 남자들과 소년들도 찾아와 빈둥거리며 이야기를 나눈다 (117쪽).

A considerable portion of the man's time is taken up in preparation for or actual participation in warfare (p. 74).

남자의 시간 중 상당 부분은 전쟁 준비나 실제 전투 참가에 소모된다 (74쪽).

We have already seen that the constant danger of enemies makes it advisable for the women to go in parties, even to the village spring.

우리는 이미 적의 끊임없는 위협으로 인해 여성들이 마을 샘에 갈 때조차 무리를 지어 다니는 것이 바람직하다는 것을 살펴보았다.

Vocabulary

날이
nari — Subject form of 'day'; when the day (comes)
밝아오면
balgaomyeon — If/when it becomes bright; when dawn breaks
일부
ilbu — A part or portion of something
여성들은
yeoseongdeureun — As for the women; topic marker on women
볏짚과
byeotjipgwa — Rice straw and; straw from harvested rice plants
겨에서
gyeeseo — From the chaff; husks removed from grain
쌀을
ssareul — Rice (object form); uncooked white rice
찧기
jjikgi — Pounding or grinding; act of husking grain
시작하고
sijakago — Begin and; start doing something and continue
다른
dareun — Other; different from the one mentioned
물을
mureul — Water (object form); liquid for drinking or use
길어오기
gireoogi — Fetching or drawing water; act of carrying water back
위해
wihae — For the purpose of; in order to do something
샘으로
saemeuro — To the spring/well; toward a natural water source
떠난다
tteonanda — Leave or depart; go away from a place
파종기에는
pajonggieneun — During the planting season; time for sowing seeds
남편과
nampyeongwa — Husband and; spouse (male) together with another
아내가
anaega — Wife (subject form); female spouse doing action
함께
hamkke — Together; jointly with another person or group
밭으로
bateuro — To the field; toward a cultivated farming plot
터벅터벅
teobeokteeobeok — Trudging heavily; walking with slow plodding steps
걸어가며
georeoGamyeo — While walking; going on foot and simultaneously
남자는
namjaneun — As for the man; topic marker placed on male person
씨앗이나
ssiasinа — Seeds or; grain used for planting crops
심고
simgo — Plant and; put seeds or plants into ground
아내는
anaeneun — As for the wife; topic marker on female spouse
부어주며
bueoJumyeo — While pouring for someone; helping by pouring water
돕는다
domneunda — Helps; assists another person with a task
바쁜
bappeun — Busy; occupied with many tasks or activities
철이
cheori — Season or time period; specific time of year
아닌
anin — Not being; negation modifier for a noun phrase
han — One; a certain; modifier indicating a particular instance
한낮에는
halnаjeneun — At midday; during the middle of the day
마을의
maeurui — Of the village; possessive marker on settlement
활동이
hwaldongI — Activity (subject form); action or movement in a place
사실상
sasiljsang — Virtually; in reality; practically speaking
중단되며
jungdandoemyeo — Is halted and; activity stops and something follows
잠을
jameul — Sleep (object form); act of sleeping
자거나
jageona — Either sleeping or; alternative action involving sleep
빈둥거리는
bindunggeorineun — Loafing around; idling without doing productive work
남자들로
namjadeulro — With/by men; instrumental or means marker on males
가득
gadeuk — Full; filled to capacity with something
cha — Filled; packed full; short form of 차다
있고
itgo — There is/are and; existence continued by conjunction
아이들은
aideureun — As for the children; topic on young people
팽이나
paengina — Spinning top or; toy used in traditional children's games
원반
wonban — Disc or frisbee-like object; flat circular shape
모양의
moyangui — Shaped like; possessive describing a particular form
씨앗을
ssiaSeul — Seeds (object form); small plants used for games
가지고
gajigo — Having; holding; carrying something in hand
놀기도
nolgido — Also playing; engaging in play among other activities
한다
handa — Do; perform an action; general verb ending
날씨가
nalssiga — Weather (subject form); atmospheric conditions outside
서늘해지면
soneulhaejimyeon — When it becomes cool; if temperature drops pleasantly
마을은
maEureun — As for the village; topic marker on a settlement
다시
dasi — Again; once more; returning to a previous state
활기를
hwalgireul — Vitality/energy (object form); lively atmosphere or vigor
띠기
ttigi — Taking on; bearing; displaying a certain quality
시작하며
sijakhamyeo — Beginning and; starting while continuing with next action
jip — House; home; building where people live
안에서는
aneseoNeun — Inside; within the interior of a place
여성들이
yeoseongdeuri — Women (subject form); female persons doing an action
담요를
damyoreul — Blanket (object form); thick cloth covering for warmth
짜거나
jjageona — Weaving or; making fabric by interlacing threads
음식을
eumsigеul — Food (object form); prepared items for eating
준비하고
junbihago — Preparing and; getting food or things ready
나이
nai — Age; how old a person or animal is
deun — Having become; adjective modifier meaning aged or grown
닭과
dalkgwa — Chickens and; poultry kept on a farm
돼지에게
dwaejIege — To the pig; dative marker indicating recipient animal
먹이를
meogireul — Feed/food (object form); food given to animals
주는
juneun — Giving; present tense modifier of the verb give
한편
hanpyeon — Meanwhile; on the other hand; at the same time
밭에서
bateseo — From the field; originating at a farming plot
돌아온
doraon — Having returned; came back from somewhere
일꾼들이나
ilkkUndeurина — Workers or; laborers returning from work in fields
개와
gaewa — Dogs and; domestic animals accompanying hunters
사냥감을
sanyanggameul — Prey/game (object form); animals caught while hunting
데리고
derigo — Bringing along; leading or accompanying a person or animal
on — Having come; past modifier meaning arrived or returned
사냥꾼들이
sanyankkUndeuri — Hunters (subject form); people who hunt animals
전반적인
jeonbanjeokin — Overall; general; relating to the whole situation
소란과
sorangwa — Commotion and; noise and disturbance combined
흥분을
heungbuneul — Excitement (object form); state of being stimulated
더한다
deohanda — Add to; increase or contribute to something existing
밤이
bami — Night (subject form); the dark hours after sunset
찾아오면
chajаomyeon — When night comes/visits; when darkness arrives
건기에는
geongieneun — During the dry season; period with little rainfall
마을
maeul — Village; small rural community or settlement
곳곳에
gotgose — Throughout; in various places across an area
모닥불이
modakburi — Bonfire/campfire (subject form); open fire outdoors
피어오르고
pieooreуgo — Rising up and; flames or smoke ascending upward
geu — That; it; referring to something previously mentioned
주위에
juwie — Around; surrounding an object or area
소녀들과
sonyeodeulgwa — With girls; young females gathered together
모여
moyeo — Gathering; assembling together in one place
실을
sireul — Thread (object form); thin fiber used in weaving
잣는다
janneunda — Spinning thread; twisting fiber into yarn or thread
이곳에는
igoseneun — To this place; at this location also
남자들과
namjadeulgwa — With men; adult males gathering at the spot
소년들도
sonyeondeuldo — Boys also; young males in addition to others
찾아와
chajawa — Come to visit; arrive at a place to join others
빈둥거리며
bindungeorimyeo — While loafing; idling around without purpose
이야기를
iyagireul — Story/conversation (object form); talking with others
나눈다
nanunda — Share; exchange conversation or things with others
남자의
namjaui — Of the man; possessive indicating male's time or thing
시간
sigan — Time; a period or duration of moments
jung — Among; in the middle of; within a group
상당
sangdang — Considerable; a significant or substantial amount
부분은
bubuneun — Part (topic form); a section or portion of something
전쟁
jeonjaeng — War; armed conflict between groups or nations
준비나
junbina — Preparation or; getting ready for an event
실제
silje — Actual; real; not hypothetical or practice
전투
jeontu — Combat; battle; direct fighting in a conflict
참가에
chamgae — In participation; taking part in an activity
소모된다
somododeda — Is consumed; spent or used up over time
우리는
urineun — We (topic form); first-person plural subject marker
이미
imi — Already; having occurred before the current moment
적의
jeogeui — Of the enemy; possessive on opposing hostile force
끊임없는
kkeunimeomnеun — Ceaseless; unending; continuous without interruption
위협으로
wihyeobeuro — Due to threat; because of danger or menace
인해
inhae — Because of; owing to a specific cause
샘에
saeme — At the spring/well; location of a water source
gal — Will go; future modifier of the verb to go
때조차
ttaejоcha — Even when; even at the time of doing something
무리를
mUrireul — Group (object form); traveling in a collective unit
지어
jieo — Forming; making a group by gathering together
다니는
daninеun — Going around; traveling or moving about regularly
것이
geosi — The thing (subject); nominalizer acting as subject
바람직하다는
baramjikhadaneun — Saying it is desirable; considered advisable or preferable
것을
geoseul — The thing (object); nominalizer as object of verb
살펴보았다
salpyeoboatda — Have examined; looked into and observed carefully
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