웃

Of native Korean origin.

웃— • (ut-)

1. (adjectival, adverbial) upper, up-, super-
2. (rarely) outer

• 욷 (ut) (obsolete)
• 위 (wi) (noun, prefix, suffix)
• 윗 (wit) (prefix)
• 웁 (up) (rare prefix)
  • 웁쌀 (upssal): rice boiled on top of coarse cereal (usually served to the senior)

• 상 (上, sang)

• 아래 (arae): (noun, prefix, suffix) lower, down
• 아랫 (araet): (prefix) lower, down
• 속 (sok): (noun, prefix, suffix) inner
• 하 (下, ha)

adjectival

• 웃니 (unni): upper teeth
• 웃도리 (utdori): upper part (of a body)
• 웃돈 (utdon): premium (money)
• 웃목 (unmok): the corner of a heated floor that is farther away from the fireplace, hence cooler and lesser
• 웃물 (unmul): upstream
• 웃사람 (utsaram): elder, senior, superior
• 웃어른 (useoreun): elder, senior, superior
• 웃옷 (udot): overcoat
• 웃자리 (utjari): high rank
• 웃통 (uttong): upper part (of a body or thing)

adverbial

• 웃날들다 (unnaldeulda): (weather) to clear up
• 웃돌다 (utdolda): to exceed, surpass
• 웃자라다 (utjarada): to outgrow, overgrow (excessively)

• 우뚝 (uttuk): upright, aloft, tall, high up, toweringly
• 으뜸 (eutteum): top, head, topnotch, topflight
• 우듬지 (udeumji): treetop
• 우두머리 (udumeori): head, captain, chieftain, boss
• 오두막 (오두幕, odumak): hut, cottage
• 천막 (天幕, cheonmak): (literally, "sky cover") tent
  • 당기다 (danggida)