"언나" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Korean]

Forms: eonna [romanization]
Etymology: Compare 얼라 (eolla). Etymology templates: {{m|ko|얼라}} 얼라 (eolla) Head templates: {{ko-noun}} 언나 • (eonna)
  1. Gyeongsang, Gangwon, Pyongan, and Hamgyong form of 어린아이 (eorinai, “child, baby”). Categories (topical): Children, People

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        {
          "english": "In order to study, when I'd go to school I'd bring the baby with me...",
          "ref": "2019 July 26, 김혜경 [gimhyegyeong], “강릉 사투리 어데까지 들어는봤나? [gangneung saturi eodekkaji deureoneunbwanna?]”, in B급 라디오 보라보라 [Bgeup radio borabora], 강원도 강릉시 [gang'wondo gangneungsi]",
          "roman": "Jeo-neun haekgyo daenggiljeog-e uri eonna eopgo gongbuha-nirago...",
          "text": "저는 핵교 댕길적에 우리 언나 업고 공부하니라고...",
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          "ref": "2019 July 26, 김혜경 [gimhyegyeong], “강릉 사투리 어데까지 들어는봤나? [gangneung saturi eodekkaji deureoneunbwanna?]”, in B급 라디오 보라보라 [Bgeup radio borabora], 강원도 강릉시 [gang'wondo gangneungsi]",
          "roman": "Jeo-neun haekgyo daenggiljeog-e uri eonna eopgo gongbuha-nirago...",
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