ᄌᆞ모

Korean

Etymology

From Mandarin 招募 (zhāomù),[1] doublet of orthodox Sino-Korean 초모(招募) (chomo).

Noun

ᄌᆞ모 • (jamo)

  1. (Early Modern, obsolete) Synonym of 초모(招募) (chomo, “enlisting (especially for an army or militia)”).
    • c. 1800, 朝(됴)野(야)記(긔)聞(문), page 9.24b:
      군ᄉᆞᄅᆞᆯ ᄌᆞ모 바다 근왕ᄒᆞ라 ᄒᆞ다
      gunsareul jamo bada geunwanghara hada
      He had soldiers enlisted in order to give succor to the king.

References
  1. 이래호 (Lee Rae-ho) (2007) , “근대국어 자료 「됴야긔문」에 대한 국어학적 고찰 [A Korean linguistic study of the Early Modern Korean source Tyoyakuymun]”, in Gugeo munhak, volume 42, pages 479—513
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