버그르르

Korean

Etymology

Of native Korean origin.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [pʌ̹ɡɯɾɯɾɯ]
  • Phonetic hangeul: [버그르르]
Revised Romanization? beogeureureu
Revised Romanization (translit.)? beogeuleuleu
McCune–Reischauer? pŏgŭrŭrŭ
Yale Romanization? pekululu

Ideophone

버그르르 • (beogeureureu)

  1. (of a larger amount of liquid or larger bubbles) while boiling loudly and spreading out; while bubbling vigorously and spreading out

Derived terms
  • 버그르르하다 (beogeureureuhada, “to boil loudly; to bubble vigorously]”)
Ideophones related to 바글/버글 (bageul/beogeul, "teeming, bubbling")
Yang-vowel form
Yin-vowel form
바글바글 (bageulbageul)
바그르르 (bageureureu)		빠글빠글 (ppageulppageul)
빠그르르 (ppageureureu)		버글버글 (beogeulbeogeul)
버그르르 (beogeureureu)		뻐글뻐글 (ppeogeulppeogeul)
뻐그르르 (ppeogeureureu)
보글보글 (bogeulbogeul)
보그르르 (bogeureureu)		뽀글뽀글 (ppogeulppogeul)
뽀그르르 (ppogeureureu)		부글부글 (bugeulbugeul)
부그르르 (bugeureureu)		뿌글뿌글 (ppugeulppugeul)
뿌그르르 (ppugeureureu)
와글와글 (wageurwageul)
와그르르 (wageureureu)
워글워글 (wogeurwogeul)
워그르르 (wogeureureu)
오글오글 (ogeurogeul)
오그르르 (ogeureureu)
우글우글 (ugeurugeul)
우그르르 (ugeureureu)

Usage notes

버그르르 (beogeureureu) is the yin vowel, or dark vowel, form of 바그르르 (bageureureu).

In contemporary Korean, the yin vowels refer to /ʌ/, /e/, /u/, and often /i/. In Korean ideophones and sensory words, forms with these vowels have a connotation of darkness, largeness, murkiness, bluntness, old age, or negativeness.

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