뇌
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Korean
Etymology 1
뇌뇍뇎뇏뇐뇑뇒 뇓뇔뇕뇖뇗뇘뇙 뇚뇛뇜뇝뇞뇟뇠 뇡뇢뇣뇤뇥뇦뇧 | |
놰 ← | → 뇨 |
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Pronunciation
- IPA(key)[nwe̞] ~ [nø̞]
- Phonetic Hangul[눼/뇌]
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Etymology 2
Sino-Korean word from 腦 (“brain”)
Pronunciation
- IPA(key)[nwe̞ː] ~ [nø̞ː]
- Phonetic Hangul[눼/뇌]
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Synonyms
Derived terms
- 간뇌 (間腦, gannoe)
- 뇌경색 (腦梗塞, noegyeongsaek)
- 뇌리 (腦裡, noeri)
- 뇌막 (腦膜, noemak)
- 뇌사자 (腦死者, noesaja)
- 뇌신경 (腦神經, noesin-gyeong)
- 뇌염 (腦炎, noeyeom)
- 뇌종양 (腦腫瘍, noejong-yang)
- 뇌진탕 (腦震蕩, noejintang)
- 뇌척수 (腦脊髓, noecheoksu)
- 뇌척수막 (腦脊髓膜, noecheoksumak)
- 뇌척수액 (腦脊髓液, noecheoksuaek)
- 뇌파 (腦波, noepa)
- 뇌하수체 (腦下垂體, noehasuche)
- 뇌혈관 (腦血管, noehyeolgwan)
- 뇌회 (腦回, noehoe)
- 대뇌 (大腦, daenoe)
- 대뇌반구 (大腦半球, daenoeban-gu)
- 두뇌 (頭腦, dunoe)
- 세뇌 (洗腦, senoe)
- 수뇌 (首腦, sunoe)
- 수뇌부 (首腦部, sunoebu)
- 장뇌 (樟腦, jangnoe)
- 후뇌 (嗅腦, hunoe)
Etymology 3
Sino-Korean word from 惱 (“anger”)
Pronunciation
- IPA(key)[nwe̞ː] ~ [nø̞ː]
- Phonetic Hangul[눼/뇌]
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Etymology 4
Korean reading of various Chinese characters.
Syllable
뇌 (noe)
Etymology 5
South Korean reading of various Chinese characters, originally 뢰 (roe).
Syllable
뇌 (noe)
- (South Korea) 雷:
- (South Korea) 賴:
- (South Korea) 瀨:
- (South Korea) 儡:
- (South Korea) 牢:
- (South Korea) 磊:
- (South Korea) 賂:
- (South Korea) 賚:
- (South Korea) 耒:
- (South Korea) 攂:
- (South Korea) 礌:
- (South Korea) 礧:
- (South Korea) 籟:
- (South Korea) 纇:
- (South Korea) 罍:
- (South Korea) 蕾:
- (South Korea) 誄:
- (South Korea) 酹:
- (South Korea) 頼: Alternative form of 賴
- (South Korea) 瀬:
- (South Korea) 顂:
Alternative forms
- 뢰 (roe) (North Korea, Yanbian dialect)
Usage notes
In South Korea, the original Sino-Korean reading 뢰 (roe) is used if the hanja is not part of the first syllable of a Sino-Korean compound word. The change in reading from 뢰 (roe) to 뇌 (noe) is known as 두음 법칙 (頭音法則, dueum beopchik).
References
- Supreme Court of the Republic of Korea (대한민국 대법원, Daehanmin-guk daebeobwon) (2015). Table of Hanja for Personal Names (인명용한자표, inmyeong-yonghanjapyo).
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