hanbok

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Korean 한복 (hanbok).

Noun

hanbok (plural hanboks)

The traditional Korean dress, often characterized by vibrant colours and simple lines without pockets.

Translations

traditional Korean dress

Chinese:
Mandarin: 韓服, 韩服 (hánfú)
Japanese: 韓服 (かんふく, kanfuku, かんぷく, kanpuku, ハンボッ, hanbo)

Korean: 한복 (ko) (hanbok), 조선옷 (ko) (joseonot) (North Korea)
Russian: ханбо́к (ru) m (xanbók), чосоно́т m (čosonót)
Thai: ฮันบก (th) (han-bòk)

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