[UKH-市]

저자



부수: 巾
획수: 5획


means market and city.





= +

X = unresolved

There are few suggested interpretations of how + contribute to without a clear consensus.

•  depicts a foot with toes pointed upwards.
•  depicts an axe handle.

Some suggest that these components are no longer recognisable in and it is unclear how came to mean ‘place for the buying and selling of goods’.

Others have suggested that consists of meaning ‘flat’ or ‘balanced’. originally referred to waterweed twisting up to the surface and then spreading flat over the surface. It may seem imaginative, but they suggest this “levelling of opposed interests” helps give an extended meaning of ‘stop/stay at a place and exchange items of equal value’.

Some scholars have even suggested that simply depicts a large sign showing where the market is held.


Evolution:
= market ➔ city



Mnemonic

Since the connection between the components is unclear, brute force memorisation is recommended.

Alternatively, despite this being a false breakdown of the character, you can interpret as (cloth) + (top hat). Imagine the city mayor strutting about in his nice new clothes and a top hat which he bought from the market .



Vocab

market
市場시장a market
市中시중a market
市價시가market value
市況시황market conditions
市販시판market sale
夜市場야시장night market
市場性시장성marketability
暗市場암시장the black market
金融市場금융 시장the financial market
city
都市도시city
市民시민citizens
市長시장a mayor
市內시내city downtown
市街시가city street
市外시외outer city
市廳시청city hall
安東市안동시Andong City
都市化도시화urbanisation
市有地시유지city-owned land
市議會시의회city council


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Daum 사전, [s.v. 市].
— Grant, B.K. (1982). A Guide To Korean Characters: Reading and Writing Hangul and Hanja, [s.v. 156]. Seoul: Hollym.
Outlier Dictionary of Chinese Characters, [s.v. 市].
— 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. 144]. Singapore: Tuttle Publishing.