[UKH-員]

인원



부수: 口
획수: 10획


has the meanings unit/individual, member of an association and staff member.




= +

X = semantic + semantic (distortion)

•  is a distortion of which depicts a cauldron.
•  was originally oval-shaped and was used to make the round shape of the cauldron opening more salient. This emphasised the meaning ’round’.


Evolution:
= round ➔ perimeter
= round ➔ borrowed use ➔ unit/individual ➔ member of an association ➔ staff member



Mnemonic

Imagine a team of people attending a meeting at a round table.

While this is an incorrect breakdown, you could see as mouth + money . Imagine a group of committee members meeting together at around a table to discuss financial issues.



Vocab

unit/individual
定員정원admission capacity
滿員만원full capacity
動員동원mobilisation of forces
member of an association
會員회원member of a society
委員위원member of a committee
任員임원board member
黨員당원party member
構成員구성원member of a group
陪審員배심원member of the jury
國會議員국회의원member of the National Assembly
staff member
職員직원employee; staff member
社員사원employee; staff member
全員전원the entire staff
人員인원personnel; number of personnel
醫員의원medical staff
船員선원sailor
店員점원shop assistant
要員요원personnel; workforce
乘務員승무원crew member; flight attendant
從業員종업원service employee
公務員공무원public servant
硏究員연구원researcher


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Bibliography

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Daum 사전, [s.v. 員].
— Grant, B.K. (1982). A Guide To Korean Characters: Reading and Writing Hangul and Hanja, [s.v. 732]. Seoul: Hollym.
Outlier Dictionary of Chinese Characters, [s.v. 員, 口, 貝].
— Seely, C., Henshall, K.G., & Fan, J. (2016). The Complete Guide to Japanese Kanji: Remembering and Understanding the 2,136 Standard Japanese Characters, [s.v. 248]. Singapore: Tuttle Publishing.