열다 벌리다 간격이 벌어지다 간격이 떨어지다 거리가 떨어지다 깨다
털(타르다,떨어)-->절(자르다 마디가 생긴다. 節 j의 반모음적 성질)-->열
털-->덜-->절-->열
털-->덜-->럴-->널-->열
t-->d-->j-->y
몽골어 의 ДЭЛ이 열다의 열-
ДЭЛГЭХ
1.펴다 2.진열하다 3.열다
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НЭЭХ [네-흐]
동사 열다, 발견하다, 개설하다
Proto-Altaic: *t`ā̀lV ( ~ -ĺ-)
Meaning: open place, open sea
Russian meaning: открытое место, открытое море
Mongolian: *tala, *tal-b- Proto-Mongolian: *tala, *tal-b-
Meaning: 1 steppe, open place 2 quiet, peaceful
Russian meaning: 1 степь, открытое место 2 мирный, спокойный
Written Mongolian: tala 1 (L 771), talbiɣun 2 (L 773) Middle Mongolian: tala 'face' (SH) Khalkha: tal 1, talbiu(n) 2, talbaj 'square'
Buriat: tala 1, taĺān 'meadow; small lake', talmaj 'meadow, square'
Kalmuck: talǝ
Ordos: tala
Shary-Yoghur: tala
Monguor: talā
Tungus-Manchu: *tālgi- Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *tālgi-
Meaning: 1 far from the shore, open sea 2 bay 3 quiet sea surface 4 to become quiet (of wind, weather)
Russian meaning: 1 далеко от берега, в открытом море 2 залив 3 гладкая поверхность моря 4 стихать (о ветре)
Evenki: tālgu- 4
Even: talargъ̣n- 4, talgịn 2, 3
Literary Manchu: talGan 3
Ulcha: talǯị 1
Orok: talda 1
Nanai: talgịa 1, talGa 2, talị-talị 3
Oroch: tagga-la, tagga-si 1
Udighe: tagä 1
Comments: ТМС 2, 150, 157. Nan. has probably a secondary vowel shortening; but cf. also *tala 'well', with a possibility of contaminations. Comments: A Mong.-Tung. isogloss.
April 4월
본격적인 봄의 시작을 알린다.
피다 개화의 시기가 절정에 이른다.
추운 곳은 4월부터가 봄이 시작된다.
아!벌릴-->어원
아! 어!는 입을 열수 밖에 없지.
아꾸 일본어 악<-->압 받침 비음호환
그리고 구는 구멍,굼 열린 것 파인 것을 뜻한다.
あく[明く·開く] 아꾸
열리다.
(닫힌 것·막힌 것 등이) 열리다.
가게문이 열리다; 시작[영업]하다.(↔반의어しまる)
あく[空く] 아꾸
비다.
들어 있지 않다; 차지하지 않다.
결원이 나다.
입을 아 벌리다.
Proto-Altaic: *p`ŭ̀ĺi
Meaning: to open up
Russian meaning: раскрывать, прокалывать
Tungus-Manchu: *pule- Proto-Tungus-Manchu: *pule-
Meaning: 1 to open up 2 to burst, break through
Russian meaning: 1 открывать, раскрывать 2 прокалывать, проламывать
Evenki: hulen- 1, hulte- 2
Even: hultъl- 2
Negidal: xulexet- 'рыться (в вещах)', xultejkin- 2
Literary Manchu: fonto-, funto- 2
Nanai: poldolị- 2
Udighe: xulegde- 1
Comments: ТМС 2, 346, 347. Korean: *pɨ́rh- Proto-Korean: *pɨ́rh-
Meaning: to loosen, undo, explain
Russian meaning: развязывать, распаковывать, расслаблять
Modern Korean: phul-
Middle Korean: phɨ́r-
Comments: SKE 210, 215-216. Cf. also MKor. părk- 'to get away or free from'; Bur. ülxe- 'to bead, string' ( > Evk. ulge- etc.). Despite Poppe 1972, 99, the TM forms cannot be borrowed < Mong. ülte- (see s.v. *uĺi).
아가리 안 닥치나?
아가리는 속어로 입,주둥아리,주둥이를 말한다.
어근 아가 는 열다,벌리다 開의 표현이다.
일본어 아케루 열다
아 가 생략되고 가 혹은 게 가 남았다.
이게 바로 한자음이 된다.
깨다 개 사이가 벌어지는 것이다. 틈이 생긴다.
갈라지다 갈라
Proto-Altaic: *ágà ( ~ e-)
Nostratic: Nostratic Eurasiatic: *egV-[r]-
Meaning: mouth, lips, gums
Comments: Cf. Aleut aɣa-luχ 'tooth', aɣa-lʁiχ 'mouth'.
Meaning: mouth, to open mouth
Russian meaning: рот, открывать рот
Mongolian: *ag- Proto-Mongolian: *ag, *aguj
Meaning: 1 cave, grotte, pit 2 crack
Russian meaning: 1 пещера, грот, яма 2 промежуток, пространство между
Written Mongolian: aɣui 1 (L 16), aɣ 2 Khalkha: aguj 1
Buriat: agɨ 1
Kalmuck: aɣū 1, aG, āG 2
Ordos: aGʷī 1
Dagur: agui
Korean: *hà- Proto-Korean: *hà-
Meaning: yawn
Russian meaning: зевок
Modern Korean: haphum
Middle Korean: ha-phɨi'om, hà'óijòm, hahoi'om
Japanese: *ákúp- Proto-Japanese: *ákúp-
Meaning: 1 to yawn 2 yawn
Russian meaning: 1 зевать 2 зевок
Middle Japanese: ákúf- 1
Tokyo: ákubi, akúbi 2
Kyoto: ákùbì 2
Kagoshima: akubí 2
Comments: JLTT 379. RJ registers high tone, but modern reflexes are tonally all quite irregular. Comments: SKE 5, Martin 234, Колесникова 1972а, 77-78, АПиПЯЯ 80, 283 (confused with *ák`a), Лексика 225. Despite Poppe 95 Mong. aɣur 'steam, anger' hardly belongs here (see under *ap`i). The root should be distinguished from *ák`a, although they tend to be confused: thus, Mong. *ag 'crack' could quite possibly reflect *ák`a. Some phonetic comments: Mong. *aguji regularly < *aɣuji with velar fricative dissimilation; Korean has lost the first vowel in a long derivative (a rather frequent phenomenon). Proto-Altaic: *ák`à
Nostratic: Nostratic Eurasiatic: *ʔaḳa
Meaning: to open, spread
Dravidian: *agál- Proto-Dravidian : *agál-
Meaning : 1 wide, broad 2 to leave, depart
Proto-North Dravidian : *agar- Notes : South Dravidian and Telugu languages mostly agree in displaying a bisyllabic version of the stem. It is unclear how this ties in with Malto agare, where -ar- is a typical Malto suffix. Perhaps the Malto form < *agl-are? // Present in 3/6 branches.
Meaning: to open, opening
Russian meaning: открывать, отверстие
Korean: *àk- Proto-Korean: *àk-
Meaning: 1 mouth 2 a little open, apart 3 opening, slit
Russian meaning: 1 рот 2 приоткрытый 3 отверстие
Modern Korean: aguri 1, agu 2, agɨt [akɨs] 3
Middle Korean: akui, ìp-àkói 1
Comments: Nam 333, 407, KED 1067. Japanese: *áká- Proto-Japanese: *áká-
Meaning: to open
Russian meaning: открывать
Old Japanese: aka-
Middle Japanese: áká-
Tokyo: àke-
Comments: JLTT 675 (in OJ the root is usually confused with *áká- 'get bright'). Comments: Martin 238. A Kor.-Jpn. isogloss: in other languages (Turkic, Mongolian) the root has probably merged with *ága 'mouth, open mouth' q. v.
Proto-Altaic: *č`i̯ale
Nostratic: Nostratic Eurasiatic: *čVlV
Meaning: wide
Indo-European: *stel-, *stlā- Proto-IE: *stela-, *stlā-
Meaning: to spread
Hittite: istalk- (I) 'einebnen, glätten' (Tischler 422)
Latin: lātus, -a `breit; breitspurig, gespreizt; weitläufig', stlatta f. `Kauffahrteischiff' (`genus navigii latum magis quam altum et a latitudine sic appellatum' Paul. Fest. 312)
Russ. meaning: расстилать, раскладывать
References: МССНЯ 373, ОСНЯ 1, 212. Cf. *ColV. Meaning: to spread, open wide
Russian meaning: расширяться, распространяться
Mongolian: *čala- Proto-Mongolian: *čala-
Meaning: to open wide, have a wide opening
Russian meaning: широко раскрываться
Written Mongolian: čalaji- (L 162) Khalkha: calaj-
Buriat: salū 'spacious'
Kalmuck: calǟ-
Ordos: čalǟ-
Comments: A Mong.-Tung. isogloss.