스시녀

Korean

Etymology

스시 (seusi, “sushi”) + 녀 (女, nyeo, “woman”), by analogy with 김치녀 (gimchinyeo).

Pronunciation
Revised Romanization? seusinyeo
Revised Romanization (translit.)? seusinyeo
McCune–Reischauer? sŭsinyŏ
Yale Romanization? susinye

Noun

스시녀 • (seusinyeo)

  1. (Internet slang, offensive) Japanese women, especially those considered to be better romantic partners than Korean women (used by men)
    Coordinate term: 김치녀 (gimchinyeo)
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