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Korean idiom A house becomes available or territory forms

집 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 나다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 집(이) 나다
  • 집이 나다
  • 집 나다

English rendering A house becomes available or territory forms Literal translation: “A house arises”

Meaning 1

팔고 살 집이 생기다.

For a house to become available to buy or sell

Dictionary example 1

오늘 어디 집 난 데 없나 보러 갈 생각이다.

Today I intend to see whether any houses have come on the market.
Meaning 2

바둑에서, 집이 되다.

In go, form territory or an eye

Dictionary example 1

흑이 두 집이 난 후부터 백의 공격이 실익을 거두지 못했다.

After Black formed two eyes, White’s attacks brought no practical gain.

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“집이 나다” — A house becomes available or territory forms: For a house to become available to buy or sell
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