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Korean idiom have a protruding skull

남북 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 나다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 남북(이) 나다
  • 남북이 나다
  • 남북 나다

English rendering have a protruding skull Literal translation: “north and south emerge”

Meaning 1

머리통의 앞뒤가 쑥 나오다.

For the front and back of the skull to protrude.

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“남북이 나다” — have a protruding skull: For the front and back of the skull to protrude.
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