stalk
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몰래 다가가다
[mol.lɛ ta.ka.ka.da]
verbC1
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Wild Animals in Korean — Vocabulary List
90 words. Practice wild animals in Korean with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Korean word, with pronunciation, images.
Practice wild animals in korean — vocabulary list in Korean with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Korean word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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긁다
[kɯk̚t͈a]
verbA2
roar
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포효하다
[pʰo.jo.ɦa.da]
verbB1
migrate
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이동하다
[idoŋɦada]
verbB2
howl
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울부짖다
[uɭbut͈ɕit͈a]
verbB1
hibernate
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동면하다
[toŋmjʌnɦada]
verbB2
growl
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으르렁거리다
[ɯɾɯɾʌŋɡʌɾida]
verbB1
graze
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풀을 뜯다
[pʰuɾɯl t͈ɯt̚t͈a]
verbB1
forage
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먹이를 찾다
[mʌ.ɡi.ɾɯl t͈ɕʰat̚.ta]
verbC1
bite
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물다
[mul.da]
verbA1
zebra
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얼룩말
[ʌl.luk̚.mal]
nounA2
wolverine
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울버린
[ul.bʌ.ɾin]
nounC1
wolf
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늑대
[nɯk̚.t͈ɛ]
nounA1
wild boar
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멧돼지
[met.twae.dʑi]
nounB1
weasel
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족제비
[tɕok.tɕe.bi]
nounB1
tusk
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상아
[saŋ.a]
nounB2
tiger
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호랑이
[ho.ɾaŋ.i]
nounA1
squirrel
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다람쥐
[taɾam.dʑwi]
nounA1
snout
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주둥이
[t͡ɕu.duŋ.i]
nounA2
sloth
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나무늘보
[na.mu.nɯl.bo]
nounB2
skunk
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스컹크
[sɯ.kʰʌŋ.kʰɯ]
nounB2
rhinoceros
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코뿔소
[kʰo.p͈ul.so]
nounB1
raccoon
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너구리
[nʌ.ɡu.ɾi]
nounB1
pup
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새끼
[sɛ.k͈i]
nounA2
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