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Korean idiom Divine by falling nuts

산 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 보다

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  • 산 보다

English rendering Divine by falling nuts Literal translation: “Read the divination count”

Meaning 1

천신굿에서, 무당이 그릇에 대추알이나 잣알 따위를 놓고 흔들어서 떨어지는 수효로 점을 치다.

In a Cheonsin shamanic rite, put jujubes, pine nuts, or the like in a vessel, shake it, and divine from how many fall out.

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“산을 보다” — Divine by falling nuts: In a Cheonsin shamanic rite, put jujubes, pine nuts, or the like in a vessel, shake it, and divine from how many fall out.
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