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Korean idiom Ritually beat the groom’s soles

Idioms linked to “족장01” · Linked dictionary word

족장 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 치다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 족장(을) 치다
  • 족장을 치다
  • 족장 치다

English rendering Ritually beat the groom’s soles Literal translation: “Perform the groom’s foot-beating”

Meaning 1

동상례(東床禮)를 받기 위하여 장난삼아 신랑을 거꾸로 매달고 발바닥을 때리다.

Playfully hang the bridegroom upside down and beat his soles to obtain a post-wedding feast from him

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“족장을 치다” — Ritually beat the groom’s soles: Playfully hang the bridegroom upside down and beat his soles to obtain a post-wedding feast from him
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