Definitions
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- adjective Of or pertaining both to
China and toKorea ; being bothChinese andKorean . - adjective specifically, linguistics, of a Korean word
Etymologically from or influenced byChinese . - noun the Chinese-derived elements in the Korean language
Etymologies
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Examples
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For now, the only way over the Yalu — and one of North Korea ' s few links to the outside world — is the Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge, which was built by the Japanese in 1943, and is so narrow that traffic can move only in one direction at a time.
Border Bridge Reflects Dilemma Jeremy Page 2010
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Note 191: For Zhikong, see YNSLCK 3/254-255; Qi Qingfu, "Zhikong Youdian Jian Zhengxushi Kao" (A study on Zhikong in Yunnan and the building of Zhengxu Monastery), Yunnan Shehuikexue 2 (1995): 88-94; and Xiao Yaohui, "Zhonghan-Hanzhong Zhikong Yanjiu Xueshu Taolunhui Zhongshu" (A summary of Sino-Korean Studies on Zhikong), Yunnan Shehuikexue 4 (1998): 92-94. back
Between Winds and Clouds: The Making of Yunnan (Second Century BCE to Twentieth Century CE) 2008
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Pass the Chinese all data necessary to ensure they can interdict a possible North Korean refugee flow across the Sino-Korean border.
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Mainly because the Chinese fear a collapse of the regime that could send millions of refugees streaming over the Sino-Korean border.
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Fortunately for Hoeryong, and the residents of other dusty towns that dot the Sino-Korean border, Chinese traders are willing to come calling.
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If the thesis is correct, and I see no reason why it should not be, then I expect a dip in South Korea's IQ in the near future, as for more than a decade Korea's own Levellers have been promoting a disuse of Sino-Korean characters in favor of relying solely on the native phonetic script, Hangul*.
Smart Koreans 2006
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I've heard that the DPRK has actually created now compound words made of native Korean roots to replace Sino-Korean homonyms, to make up for the confusion caused by the elimination of Hanja.
Hanja (Chinese characters) in Korean language Sun Bin 2006
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The Sino-Korean forces slogged slowly up the hill after the slowly retreating Japanese.
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I have noticed in passing that some Sino-Korean terms like that exist both ways, like kwallyôn (關聯), and its rarer partner yôn'gwan (聯關).
The Fates Horace Jeffery Hodges 2005
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Incidentally, I have an improbable suggestion on the reversal of ideographic sequence in Sino-Korean terms.
The Fates Horace Jeffery Hodges 2005
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