인적

Sino-Korean word from 人跡 (“human footstep”).

• (SK Standard/Seoul) IPA^(key): [iɲd͡ʑʌ̹k̚]
• Phonetic hangeul: [인적]

인적 • (injeok) (hanja 人跡)

1. trace of people, presence of people
   • c. 1890, 金(김)成(셩)運(운)傳(젼) [The Tale of Kim Seong-un]:

     한 곳에 촉불이 빗츠거날 불 잇난 곳을 ᄎᆞ져가니 졍쇄한 방의 불이 빗치고 인젹이 읍ᄂᆞᆫ지라.

     Han gose chokburi bitcheugeonal bul innan goseul chajyeogani jyeongswaehan bang-ui buri bitchigo injyeogi eumneunjira.

     Since there was a candle shining from one place, he searched for the place where [that] light was. The light [of the candle] was shining in a very clean room, and there was no trace of anybody.

   • 2014, 최진아 (Choe Jin-a), “무속의 전승체제 약화가 무구제작에 미친 영향 [The influence of the decline of shamanic apprenticeship systems on the creation of ritual implements]”, in Hanguk musokhak‎, volume 29, pages 173—211:

     그는 전문가는 아니지만 무신도를 그리는 동안에는 인적이 드문 산으로 올라가 작업을 수행하는 등 그 제작과정에 정성을 쏟았던 것으로 보인다.

     Geuneun jeonmun-ganeun anijiman musindoreul geurineun dong-aneneun injeogi deumun saneuro ollaga jageobeul suhaenghaneun deung geu jejakgwajeong-e jeongseong-eul ssodatdeon geoseuro boinda.

     Although he was not an expert, it appears that he paid careful attention when making [the implements], such as by going up on a mountain where there were few people while drawing the paintings of the deities.

Sino-Korean word from 人 (“person”) + 的 (“-ic”).

• (SK Standard/Seoul) IPA^(key): [iɲt͡ɕ͈ʌ̹k̚]
• Phonetic hangeul: [인쩍]

인적 • (injeok) (hanja 人的)

1. (attributive) relating to people

   인적자원 ― injeokjawon ― human resources

   인적교류 ― injeokgyoryu ― exchange of people