English rendering send away an unwelcome guest Literal translation: “put someone on a bush-clover horse”
Figuratively, to drive away an unwelcome guest.
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Writing text싸리말 태우다
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mutter unintelligibly A figurative expression for muttering sounds that cannot be understood. 
pass away A euphemistic expression for to die. 
feel as dreadful as death An expression for feeling unwilling because something inspires fear or horror. 
Go to the next world A euphemistic expression for “to die” 
Send someone to their death A euphemistic expression for killing. 
Become ill through spirit possession Be possessed by a spirit believed to cause severe illness and become gravely ill 
Suffer harm from a spirit Suffer misfortune caused by a judang spirit. 
Go to heaven Another expression for “to die” 
Recite the Thousand-Hand Sutra Read the Thousand-Hand Sutra to pray for a long life without illness. 
2 meanings Die; brave death Of a person, die or come close to death. Browse in Hangul order.
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