묵
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Korean
Etymology
Of native Korean origin.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key)[muk̚]
- Phonetic Hangul[묵]
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Derived terms
- 청포묵 (淸泡—, cheongpomuk, “white mung-bean jelly”)
- 황포묵 (黃泡—, hwangpomuk, “yellow mung-bean jelly”)
- 도토리묵 (dotorimuk, “acorn jelly”)
- 메밀묵 (memilmuk, “buckwheat jelly”)
- 녹두묵 (綠豆—, nokdumuk, “muk made from mung bean starch”)
- 노랑묵 (norangmuk, “muk made from mung bean starch, and colored yellow with gardenia coloring”)
- 깨묵 (kkaemuk, “muk made from sesame seeds”)
- 묵무침 (mungmuchim)
- 묵볶음 (mukbokkeum, “a stir-fried muk dish”)
- 묵장아찌 (mukjang-ajji, “marinated muk in ganjang”)
- 묵전유어 (—諛魚, mukjeonyueo)
- 묵전 (mukjeon, “made by pan-frying sliced muk that has been coated with mung bean starch”)
- 묵사발 (muksabal)
- 묵밥 (mukbap, “cold soup made with muk and sliced vegetables”)
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