팔

팔	U+D314, 팔 HANGUL SYLLABLE PAL

Composition:	ㅍ + ㅏ + ㄹ
Dubeolsik input:	v-k-f

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[U+D313]

Hangul Syllables

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[U+D315]

Korean

Pronunciation

IPA^(key)[pʰa̠ɭ]
Phonetic Hangul[팔]

Revised Romanization^?

pal

Revised Romanization (translit.)^?

pal

McCune–Reischauer^?

p'al

Yale Romanization^?

phal

Audio

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Etymology 1

Of native Korean origin.

Noun

팔 • (pal)

arm

Derived terms

Derived terms

팔걸이 (palgeori, “armrest (literally, arm's hanger)”)
팔구브렁 (palgubeureong, “(obsolete) elbow (literally, arm's bend)”)
팔구븨 (palgubui, “(obsolete) elbow (literally, arm's bend)”)
팔꿈치 (palkkumchi, “elbow (literally, arm's bend)”)

팔다리 (paldari, “limbs (literally, arms and legs)”)
팔뚝 (palttuk, “forearm (literally, arm's thick)”)
팔매 (palmae, “throwing (a stone, etc.)”)
팔목 (palmok, “wrist (literally, arm's neck)”)

팔베개 (palbegae, “pillowing of the head on the arm”)
팔심 (palsim, “power of the arm”)
팔씨름 (palssireum, “Indian wrestling”)
팔짱 (paljjang, “folded arms”)

Etymology 2

Number

팔 • (pal) (hanja 八)

(Sino-Korean number, cardinal) eight
(ordinal) eighth

Usage notes

In Modern Korean, numbers are almost always written in Arabic numerals.

팔 means “eighth” if it is directly put before a noun other than modern units.

팔 층: eighth floor

여덟 층: eight floors

팔 팀: Team 8

여덟 팀: eight teams

Synonyms

여덟 (yeodeol) (native Korean number)

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