사랑

• IPA^(key)[sʰa̠ɾa̠ŋ]
• Phonetic Hangul[사랑]

Of native Korean origin. Perhaps Sino-Korean word from 思量. Compare 살다 (salda, “to live”), 삶 (sam, “life”), 사람 (saram, “person, human”), 사르다 (sareuda, “to light (a fire)”), 살 (sal, “flesh”), as well as Chinese 生 (Old Chinese *sreŋ).

사랑 • (sarang)

1. love; affection

• 사랑스럽다 (sarangseureopda, “lovely”)
• 사랑하다 (saranghada, “to love”)

Sino-Korean word from 舍 (“house, dwelling”) + 廊 (“corridor, porch, veranda”)

사랑 • (sarang)

1. salon, hall

• 바깥채 (bakkatchae)
• 외실 (oesil, “oesil”)
• 살롱 (sallong) (from French salon)

• 안채 (anchae)
• 내실 (內室, naesil, “living room”)

• 사랑놀이 (sarangnori, “party held in a salon”)
• 사랑문 (舍廊門, sarangmun, “door leading to a salon”)
• 사랑방 (舍廊房, sarangbang, “room used as a salon”)
• 사랑양반 (舍廊兩班, sarang-yangban, “host, husband”)
• 사랑채 (sarangchae, “building used as a salon”)
• 사랑축 (sarangchuk, “guests invited to a salon”)