English rendering Daybreak begins Literal translation: “The dawn light takes hold”
For day to break and bright sunlight to begin shining
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Writing text동살 잡히다
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Densely like stars Like stars densely studding the sky. 
see stars To become suddenly dazed and dizzy from a shock. 
Show one's worth Reveal one's ability or value. 
come to light For achievements, worth, or the like to become apparent. 
Recoil intensely Show extreme aversion 
3 meanings Know no bounds Fail to know one’s proper station 
the Thousand Character Classic A figurative expression for the Thousand Character Classic. 
Limp Figuratively, limp; the character suk in the Thousand Character Classic’s fourth phrase, jin-suk-yeol-jang, is associated by sound with the word for limping 
worlds apart A figurative expression for a great difference or distance between two things. 
Reach immense proportions Be very great, high, or abundant. Browse in Hangul order.
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