"넝감" meaning in Korean

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        {
          "english": "After seeing him, well, he didn't look like a man, since he was scrawny his stomach only came out [a bit] like this.\nThe speaker, a cousin of Cho Chang-ho, likely is significantly influenced from the dialect of Seoul, where he and the rest of Cho Chang Ho's family lived, though this man in particular still uses notable features and words from the Pyongan dialect.",
          "ref": "2004 June 25, 표진동 [pyojindong], “살아 돌아온 망자(亡者) 조창호 [sara doraon mangja jochangho]”, in KBS 인물현대사 [KBS inmulhyeondaesa], 평안남도 평양시 [pyeong'annamdo pyeong'yangsi]",
          "roman": "Bonikken mwo neonggam-do geureon neonggam-do eopseo baejjak malla gaji-go bae-neun imankeum nao-go.",
          "text": "보니껜 뭐 넝감도 그런 넝감도 없어 배짝 말라 가지고 배는 이만큼 나오고.",
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        "old man, elderly man"
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        "(Pyongan) old man, elderly man"
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  "word": "넝감"
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          "english": "After seeing him, well, he didn't look like a man, since he was scrawny his stomach only came out [a bit] like this.\nThe speaker, a cousin of Cho Chang-ho, likely is significantly influenced from the dialect of Seoul, where he and the rest of Cho Chang Ho's family lived, though this man in particular still uses notable features and words from the Pyongan dialect.",
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          "roman": "Bonikken mwo neonggam-do geureon neonggam-do eopseo baejjak malla gaji-go bae-neun imankeum nao-go.",
          "text": "보니껜 뭐 넝감도 그런 넝감도 없어 배짝 말라 가지고 배는 이만큼 나오고.",
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        "(Pyongan) old man, elderly man"
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