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Idioms linked to “살05” · Linked dictionary word

살 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 돋다

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  • 살 돋다

English rendering become enraged Literal translation: “a murderous spirit sprouts”

Meaning 1

독살이 나다.

To become fiercely enraged.

Dictionary example 1

그 죄수는 언론의 오도에 살이 돋아 꼬박 일주일 동안 밥을 먹지 않았다.

Enraged by the media’s misrepresentation, the prisoner refused food for an entire week.

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “살”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 박히다”: Show a venomous, hostile disposition Show venomous hostility Show a venomous, hostile disposition Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 붙다”: An ominous force harmful to people, objects, or the like attaches itself. 2 meanings Shared · 5 An evil influence attaches itself An ominous force harmful to people, objects, or the like attaches itself. Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 뻗치다”: Have an ominous force that harms people or objects attach itself 2 meanings Shared · 5 Be beset by a malign influence Have an ominous force that harms people or objects attach itself Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 서다”: An ominous force harmful to people, objects, or the like attaches itself. 2 meanings Shared · 5 Be under an evil influence An ominous force harmful to people, objects, or the like attaches itself. Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 세다”: For relatives to lack affection for one another. 2 meanings be ill-fated For relatives to lack affection for one another. Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 오르다”: Have an ominous force that harms people or objects attach itself 2 meanings Shared · 5 Be beset by a malign influence Have an ominous force that harms people or objects attach itself Illustration of the first meaning of “살을 박다”: Criticize another person in venomous words. Attack someone venomously Criticize another person in venomous words. Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 가다”: To suffer harm through an unfortunate coincidence, even in a trivial matter. suffer an unlucky mishap To suffer harm through an unfortunate coincidence, even in a trivial matter. Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 끼다”: For an ominous influence that harms people or objects to attach itself. 2 meanings Shared · 5 be afflicted by a malign influence For an ominous influence that harms people or objects to attach itself. Illustration of the first meaning of “살이 나가다”: Have the influence that destroys affection fall away Discord disappears Have the influence that destroys affection fall away

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Illustration of the first meaning of “수를 때우다”: To avoid impending bad luck by undergoing some other experience beforehand. avert future bad luck through a lesser ordeal To avoid impending bad luck by undergoing some other experience beforehand. Illustration of the first meaning of “왕기가 뜨이다”: Show signs of becoming happy or fortunate Show signs of coming good fortune Show signs of becoming happy or fortunate Illustration of the first meaning of “왕기가 뜨이다”: For signs to appear that a king will be born or someone will become king. show signs of future kingship For signs to appear that a king will be born or someone will become king. Illustration of the first meaning of “유년을 내다”: Interpret a birth-based fortune chart giving one’s fortune year by year throughout life Read one’s annual fortunes Interpret a birth-based fortune chart giving one’s fortune year by year throughout life Illustration of the first meaning of “육갑을 짚다”: Use a person’s age to calculate their birth year in the sexagenary cycle 2 meanings Calculate the sexagenary cycle or fortune Use a person’s age to calculate their birth year in the sexagenary cycle Illustration of the first meaning of “지위가 지다”: Become physically weak from illness 2 meanings Become weakened or impoverished Become physically weak from illness Illustration of the first meaning of “직성이 풀리다”: Feel content because things have gone according to one’s temperament Feel satisfied at last Feel content because things have gone according to one’s temperament Illustration of the first meaning of “팔자가 늘어지다”: Have no worries or concerns and live comfortably Shared · 3 Live an easy life Have no worries or concerns and live comfortably Illustration of the first meaning of “팔자를 고치다”: Of a woman, remarry. 3 meanings Remarry; improve one's fortune or status Of a woman, remarry. Illustration of the first meaning of “팔자에 없다”: To be unsuitable because it exceeds one’s station. be beyond one’s station To be unsuitable because it exceeds one’s station.

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