솨줄

Middle Korean

Etymology

솨 (swà, from Middle Chinese 鎖 (MC suɑX, “chain, lock”)) +‎ 줄〮 (cwúl, “rope, cord”). The tone of the first syllable is irregular (rising pitch is expected).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /swà.t͡súl/

Noun

솨줄〮 (swàcwúl)

  1. confining chains, fetters
    • 1459, Worin seokbo 月印釋譜 / 월인석보, page 21:18b:
      惡(ᅙᅡᆨ〮)友(우ᇢ〮)를〮 보〮시니〮 솨줄〮 갈〮 메옛〮더니〮 솨줄〮 갈〮ᄒᆞᆯ〮 고대〮 그르시〮니〮
      QÁK.WÚW-lúl pwósìní swàcwúl kál mèyyé-ystèní swàcwúl kálh-ól kwòtáy kùlùsíní
      He saw the Evil Friend, who was confined by a cangue and in fetters; immediately, he had the cangue and the fetters undone.
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