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Korean idiom A royal person is unwell

문안 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 계시다

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  • 문안이 계시다
  • 문안 계시다

English rendering A royal person is unwell Literal translation: “There is an inquiry after well-being”

Meaning 1

궁중에서, 왕·왕후·왕자 등이 병이 들어 몸이 편찮음을 이르던 말.

A term formerly used in the royal court for a king, queen, prince, or similar person being ill

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“문안이 계시다” — A royal person is unwell: A term formerly used in the royal court for a king, queen, prince, or similar person being ill
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