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English → Korean Full Text Level 9/10

Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead, bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed.

위풍당당하고 통통한 벅 멀리건이 계단 꼭대기에서 나왔는데, 거울과 면도칼이 엇갈려 놓인 비누 거품 그릇을 들고 있었다.

A yellow dressinggown, ungirdled, was sustained gently behind him on the mild morning air.

노란색 가운이 허리끈도 매지 않은 채 온화한 아침 공기 속에서 그의 뒤로 살며시 떠 있었다.

He held the bowl aloft and intoned:

그는 그릇을 높이 들어 올리며 낭송했다:

—_Introibo ad altare Dei_.

—_인트로이보 아드 알타레 데이_.

Halted, he peered down the dark winding stairs and called out coarsely:

멈춰 서서 그는 어두운 나선형 계단 아래를 내려다보며 거칠게 소리쳤다:

—Come up, Kinch! Come up, you fearful jesuit!

—올라와, 킨치! 올라오라고, 이 겁쟁이 예수회 놈아!

Solemnly he came forward and mounted the round gunrest.

그는 엄숙하게 앞으로 나아가 둥근 포좌 위에 올라섰다.

He faced about and blessed gravely thrice the tower, the surrounding land and the awaking mountains.

그는 몸을 돌려 탑과 주변 땅과 깨어나는 산들을 향해 엄숙하게 세 번 축복을 내렸다.

Then, catching sight of Stephen Dedalus, he bent towards him and made rapid crosses in the air, gurgling in his throat and shaking his head.

그러다 스티븐 디덜러스를 발견하자 그를 향해 몸을 구부리며 공중에 재빠르게 십자가를 그었고, 목구멍에서 꾸르륵 소리를 내며 고개를 흔들었다.

Stephen Dedalus, displeased and sleepy, leaned his arms on the top of the staircase and looked coldly at the shaking gurgling face that blessed him, equine in its length, and at the light untonsured hair, grained and hued like pale oak.

불쾌하고 졸린 스티븐 디덜러스는 계단 꼭대기에 팔을 기댄 채, 자신을 축복하며 흔들리고 꾸르륵거리는 그 얼굴을 차갑게 바라보았다. 말처럼 길쭉한 그 얼굴과, 연한 참나무처럼 결이 지고 빛깔이 도는 삭발하지 않은 밝은 머리카락을.

Buck Mulligan peeped an instant under the mirror and then covered the bowl smartly.

벅 멀리건은 잠깐 거울 아래를 들여다보더니 그릇을 재빨리 덮었다.

—Back to barracks!

—막사로 돌아가!

Vocabulary

위풍당당하고
wipungdangdanghago — Being grand and imposing in manner or appearance
통통한
tongtonghan — Chubby, plump, or slightly overweight in build
계단
gyedan — Stairs or steps in a building
꼭대기에서
kkokdaegi-eseo — From the very top or summit of something
나왔는데
nawanneunde — Came out, but; emerged from a place
거울과
geoul-gwa — Mirror and; a reflective glass surface
면도칼이
myeondokal-i — Razor blade; a sharp blade for shaving
엇갈려
eotgallyeo — Crossed or overlapping each other at angles
놓인
no-in — Placed or laid down on a surface
비누
binu — Soap used for washing or cleansing
거품
geopum — Foam, bubbles, or lather on a surface
그릇을
geureut-eul — Bowl or dish; a container for food
들고
deulgo — Holding or carrying something in hand
있었다
isseotda — Was or existed; past tense of 있다
노란색
noransaek — The color yellow; a bright warm color
가운이
gaun-i — Gown or robe worn loosely over clothing
허리끈도
heorikkeundo — Waist cord or belt also; a garment tie
매지
maeji — To tie or fasten; used in negative construction
않은
aneun — Not doing; negation modifier for verbs
chae — While remaining in a state; as it is
온화한
onhwahan — Mild, gentle, or calm in nature or weather
아침
achim — Morning; the early part of the day
공기
gonggi — Air; the invisible gas surrounding the earth
속에서
sog-eseo — From within; inside a space or substance
그의
geu-ui — His; possessive pronoun for a male person
뒤로
dwiro — To the back or behind someone or something
살며시
salmyeosi — Softly, gently, or quietly without force
tteo — Floating or drifting lightly in air or water
그는
geuneun — He; subject pronoun for a male person
높이
nopi — Highly or upward; also means height as noun
들어
deureo — Lifting up or entering; base verb form
올리며
ollimyeo — While raising or lifting something upward
낭송했다
nangsonghaetda — Recited or chanted aloud in a formal manner
멈춰
meomchwo — Stopping or pausing movement abruptly
서서
seoseo — While standing; in a standing position
어두운
eoduun — Dark or dim; lacking light or brightness
나선형
naseonhyeong — Spiral or helical shape; winding in form
아래를
araereul — The area below; downward direction object marker
내려다보며
naeryeodabomyeo — While looking down at something below oneself
거칠게
geocilge — Roughly or harshly; in a coarse manner
소리쳤다
sorichyeotda — Shouted or yelled out loudly at someone
올라와
ollawa — Come up; imperative to ascend to a place
올라오라고
ollaorago — Telling someone to come up; quoted command
i — This; a demonstrative pronoun or adjective
겁쟁이
geopjaeng-i — Coward; a person who lacks bravery or courage
놈아
noma — Hey you, fellow; informal address often derogatory
엄숙하게
eomsukage — Solemnly or gravely; in a serious ceremonial manner
앞으로
ap-euro — Forward or ahead; toward the front direction
나아가
naaga — Moving forward or advancing toward a goal
둥근
dunggeun — Round or circular in shape
위에
wie — On top of or above something
올라섰다
ollaseotda — Stepped up onto or mounted a surface
몸을
mom-eul — Body; the physical form of a person
돌려
dollyeo — Turning or rotating something or oneself around
탑과
tap-gwa — Tower and; a tall vertical structure
주변
jubyeon — Surroundings or vicinity; area around something
땅과
ttang-gwa — Ground or land and; the earth's surface
깨어나는
kkaeeonaneun — Awakening or waking up; coming to life
산들을
sandeul-eul — Mountains; plural of mountain as object
향해
hyanghae — Toward or facing a direction or target
se — Three; the number three in Korean
beon — Times; a counter for repeated occurrences or actions
축복을
chukbok-eul — Blessing; a wish of divine favor as object
내렸다
naeryeotda — Bestowed, descended, or gave something downward
그러다
geureoda — Then; transitioning to a subsequent action or event
발견하자
balgyeonhaja — Upon discovering or noticing someone or something
구부리며
gubeurimyeo — While bending or bowing toward something
공중에
gongjung-e — In the air; within the open airspace above
재빠르게
jaeppareuge — Quickly or swiftly; with rapid speed
십자가를
sipjaga-reul — Cross; the Christian cross symbol as object
그었고
geuotgo — Drew or traced a line and then continued
목구멍에서
mokgumeong-eseo — From the throat; originating in the throat
꾸르륵
kkureuryeuk — Gurgling or rumbling sound from throat or stomach
소리를
sori-reul — Sound or noise; as the object of a verb
내며
naemyeo — While producing or emitting a sound or thing
고개를
gogae-reul — Head or neck; often used with shaking motion
흔들었다
heundeureoetda — Shook or swayed back and forth
불쾌하고
bulkwaehago — Unpleasant and; feeling discomfort or displeasure
졸린
jollin — Drowsy or sleepy; feeling the urge to sleep
꼭대기에
kkokdaegi-e — At the top or summit of something
팔을
pal-eul — Arm; the upper limb of the body as object
기댄
gidaen — Leaning against or resting on something
자신을
jasin-eul — Oneself; reflexive pronoun as object
축복하며
chukbokhamyeo — While blessing someone in a ceremonial way
흔들리고
heundeulligo — Shaking and; swaying in an unsteady manner
꾸르륵거리는
kkureuryeukgeorineun — Continuously gurgling or making a rumbling noise
얼굴을
eolgul-eul — Face; the front part of the head as object
차갑게
chagapge — Coldly; in a cold or indifferent manner
바라보았다
baraboatda — Gazed at or looked at something steadily
말처럼
malcheoreom — Like a horse; resembling a horse in appearance
길쭉한
gilcchukhan — Long and narrow; elongated in shape
얼굴과
eolgul-gwa — Face and; the facial features and structure
연한
yeonhan — Light or pale in color; soft or tender
참나무처럼
chamnamu-cheoreom — Like an oak tree; resembling oak in texture
결이
gyeol-i — Grain or texture of wood or fabric
지고
jigo — Having a texture or quality; bearing something
빛깔이
bitkkhal-i — Color or hue; the shade or tint of something
도는
doneun — Having a tinge of; showing a certain color
삭발하지
sakbalhanji — Not having shaved the head; unshaved state
밝은
balgeun — Bright or light; luminous in color or tone
머리카락을
meorikarak-eul — Hair strands; individual hairs of the head
잠깐
jamkkan — Briefly or for a moment; a short time
거울
geoul — Mirror; a reflective glass surface
들여다보더니
deuryeodabodeoni — After peering into or looking closely at something
재빨리
jaeppalli — Quickly or rapidly; with great speed
덮었다
deopeotda — Covered or shut something over a surface
돌아가
doraqa — Going back or returning to a place
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