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hae
1
noun[C]
the sun; the star that gives light and heat to the earth
hae
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean.
Examples
해가 동쪽에서 떴다.
haega dongjjogeseo tteotda
The sun rose in the east.
해가 지기 전에 집에 가자.
haega jigi jeone jibe gaja
Let’s go home before the sun sets.
Character Breakdown
해
hae
sun
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2
noun[C]
a year; a period of twelve months, especially as a unit of time
hae
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean.
Examples
해가 바뀌면 계획도 달라질 수 있다.
haega bakkwimyeon gyehoekdo dallajil su itda
When the year changes, the plans may change too.
그는 한 해 동안 열심히 일했다.
geuneun han hae dongan yeolsimhi ilhaetda
He worked hard for one year.
Character Breakdown
해
hae
year
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3
noun[U]
harm, damage, or injury caused to someone or something
hae
Pronunciation
Etymology
Sino-Korean word from 害, meaning “harm” or “injury.”
Examples
그 말은 아이에게 해가 될 수 있다.
geu mareun aiege haega doel su itda
Those words can be harmful to a child.
남에게 해를 끼치지 마라.
namege haereul kkichiji mara
Do not cause harm to others.
Character Breakdown
해
hae
harm; damage
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4
verb[T, I]
informal present, imperative, or connective form of 하다, meaning “do,” “does,” or “be doing” depending on context
hae
Pronunciation
Etymology
Contracted from 하여, the inflected form of 하다.
Examples
숙제는 지금 해.
sukjeneun jigeum hae
Do your homework now.
뭐 해?
mwo hae
What are you doing?
내가 해 볼게.
naega hae bolge
I’ll try doing it.
Character Breakdown
해
hae
do; inflected form of 하다
Collocations
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