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Korean idiom Offer a wind-god rite

Idioms linked to “바람01” · Linked dictionary word

바람 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 올리다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 바람(을) 올리다
  • 바람을 올리다
  • 바람 올리다

English rendering Offer a wind-god rite Literal translation: “Offer to the wind”

Meaning 1

폭풍우의 피해를 막고자 음력 이월 초하루부터 보름이나 스무날까지 밥, 나물, 떡 따위로 풍신제(風神祭)를 올려 영등할머니와 그 며느리에게 빌다.

To ward off storm damage, offer a wind-god rite with rice, vegetables, rice cakes, and the like from the first day of the second lunar month until the fifteenth or twentieth, praying to Grandmother Yeongdeung and her daughter-in-law

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“바람을 올리다” — Offer a wind-god rite: To ward off storm damage, offer a wind-god rite with rice, vegetables, rice cakes, and the like from the first day of the second lunar month until the fifteenth or twentieth, praying to Grandmother Yeongdeung and her daughter-in-law
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