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Name
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name: When a baby is born, parents or grandparents
name the baby.
ÀÚ(í®):
a name of an adult
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During the
wedding ceremony, the officiant gives the name of an adult. Even without a
wedding ceremony, father(Ý«ðÓ) wrote the characters for them.
È£(ûÜ)
nickname?
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Ho (ûÜ): You can think of Ho (ûÜ) as a nickname that
anyone can use with ease.
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»ç¿ëÇß´Ù.
Since the names were avoided, they were called with a
Ho (nick name). Because anyone can call it. The Ho (nick name) can be built
by oneself or by a friend, a teacher, or a disciple. Artists began to use
names instead of names in their works, and famous figures such as writers
and politicians made their names and used them.
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The reason for having a letter and a name is because
of the thought of honoring names (ðîÙ£ÞÖßÌ). That's why Koreans didn't call
people by the names of adults.
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¾Æ¸í(ä®Ù£) child name
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õÇÏ°Ô À̸§À» Áþ´Â °æ¿ì°¡ ¸¹´Ù.
A name that is
called as a 'child name' without being listed in the family register is
called an alias. In the hopes that the child will grow up well and healthy,
they often name their names lowly rather than according to the ranks.
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