Editing Korean count word (section)

==List of count words==

Some count words take native Korean numerals:
{|class=wikitable
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|가구}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|家口}} || gagu || kaku || families (ie. 10 households live on this cul-de-sac)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|개}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|個}} || gae || kae || '[[Object (philosophy)|things]]' in general, often used as a coverall when the specific count word is unknown (for example, by children)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|개국}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|個國}} || gaeguk || kaeguk || countries
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|개소}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|個所}} || gaeso || kaeso ||  places
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|건}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|件}} || geon || kŏn ||  cases, matters, documents 
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|고랑}} || || gorang || korang ||  ridges/furrows made for planting crops
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|과}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|課}} || gwa || kwa ||  lessons (if paired with Sino-Korean numeral, lesson number)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|구}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|具}} || gu || ku || corpses
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|군데}} || || gunde || kunde ||  places
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|권}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|卷}} || gwon || kwŏn ||  books
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|그루}} || || geuru || kŭru ||  trees, shrubs
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|다발}} || || dabal || tabal ||  bunches of flowers or plants
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|단}} || || dan || tan ||  bunches of Welsh onions, green onions, newspaper columns
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|대}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|臺}} || dae || tae ||  vehicles (cars, airplanes, etc.) and machinery (incl. computers)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|동}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|棟}} || dong || tong ||  buildings
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|마리}} || || mari || mari ||  animals
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|매}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|枚}} || mae || mae ||  sheets of paper, photos, stamps, etc.
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|명}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|名}} || myeong || myŏng ||  people (informal)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|모금}} || || mogeum || mogŭm ||  mouthfuls (of liquid or gas)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|문}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|門}} || mun || mun ||  cannons, big guns
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|바퀴}} || || bakwi<!-- It is not bakri 바크리. --> || pak'wi ||  times circling around an area
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|발}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|發}} || bal || pal ||  bullets, shells, arrows, etc.
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|발짝}} || || baljjak || paljjak ||  steps
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|방}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|放}} || bang || pang ||  shots fired from a gun or cannon; number of times explosives are set; jabs; photos shot; farts
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|배}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|杯}} || bae || pae ||  glass of (usually alcoholic) beverages
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|배}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|拜}} || bae || pae ||  [[bowing]]
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|번}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|番}} || beon || pŏn ||  times a task is done
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|벌}} || || beol || pŏl ||  items of clothing
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|부}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|部}} || bu || pu ||  copies of printed material
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|분}} || || bun || pun ||  people (honorific)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|뼘}} || || ppyeom || ppyŏm ||  hand spans
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|살}} || || sal || sal ||  years old (generally avoided when using honorifics)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|송이}} || || song-i || songi ||  picked flowers, bunches of fruit (grapes, bananas, etc.)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|수}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|手}} || su || su ||  turns taken in [[Janggi]] or [[Go (game)|Go]]
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|수}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|首}} || su || su ||  poems, songs; also animals
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|술}} || || sul || sul ||  spoonfuls of food
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|시}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|時}} || si || si ||  hour (of the day)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|시간}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|時間}} || sigan || sigan ||  hours (in length)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|알}} || || al || al ||  small, round objects (especially fruits) or grains
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|옴큼}} || || omkeum || omk'ŭm ||  handfuls
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|자루}} || || jaru || charu ||  things with long handles (writing instruments, shovels, swords, and rifles), and by extension, knives and pistols
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|장}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|張}} || jang || chang ||  thin, flat objects (such as sheets of paper, glass, steel)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|정}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|錠}} || jeong || chŏng ||  tablets of medicine
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|점}} || || jeom || chŏm ||  artworks, very small amounts, pieces of sliced or ripped-off flesh, drops of rain, stones in the game of [[Go (game)|Go]] on the board or captured from the opponent, or wisps of clouds or wind
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|제}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|劑}} || je || che ||  dosage of traditional medicine
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|줄}} || || jul || chul ||  lines or things aligned in a row (kimbap, desks, chairs, etc.) 
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|쪽}} || || jjok || jjok ||  pieces
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|채}} || || chae || ch'ae ||  houses (also buildings, large objects, furniture, blankets) 
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|척}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|隻}} || cheok || ch'ŏk ||  boats and ships
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|첩}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|貼}} || cheop || ch'ŏp ||  packs of Korean herbal medicine
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|탕}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|趟}} || tang || t'ang ||  number of times doing something, especially number of trips made
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|톨}} || || tol || t'ol || grains
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|통}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|通}} || tong || t'ong ||  letters, telegrams, telephone calls, e-mails, documents
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|통}} || || tong || t'ong ||  watermelons
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|판}} || || pan || p'an ||  number of games won or lost
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|편}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|篇}} || pyeon || p'yŏn ||  books, literary works, movies, plays, etc. 
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|포기}} || || pogi || p'ogi ||  Chinese cabbages
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|푼}} || || pun || p'un ||  pennies
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|필}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|匹}} || pil || p'il ||  uncut fabric, horses
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|필지}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|筆地}} || pilji || p'ilji ||  fields, housing sites, etc. 
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|해}} || || hae || hae ||  earth's revolutions around the sun
|}

Some count words take Sino-Korean numerals:
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|개년}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|個年}} || gaenyeon || kaenyŏn || years
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|개월}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|個月}} || gaewol || kaewŏl || months
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|과}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|課}} || gwa || kwa || lesson number (native Korean for number of lessons)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|교}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|校}} || gyo || kyo || number of times a draft has been proofread
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|교시}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|校時}} || gyosi || kyosi || class number, class period number
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|년}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|年}} || nyeon || nyŏn || year (for dates; 2014년, 1998년)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|무}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|無}} || mu || mu || ties (in a game)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|범}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|犯}} || beom || pŏm || penalties for a major crime
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|분}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|分}} || bun || pun || minute (of an hour)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|불}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|弗}} || bul || pul || dollar
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|석}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|席}} || seok || sŏk || seats
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|선}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|選}} || seon || sŏn || number of times elected to office; which term in a sequence a person has been in office
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|승}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|勝}} || seung || sŭng || victories (in sports)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|실}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|室}} || sil || sil || rooms
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|원}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|圓}} || won || wŏn || ''[[South Korean won|won]]''
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|월}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|月}} || wol || wŏl || month (for dates; 일월: January, 이월: February, ...; note that 6월 is written and pronounced 유월 and 10월 is likewise 시월)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|위}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|位}} || wi || wi || of rank or order (e.g. 1위 = first rank or order)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|일}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|日}} || il || il || day (for dates)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|점}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|點}} || jeom || chŏm || grade (100점)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|조}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|條}} || jo || cho || article or clause
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|주기}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|周忌}} || jugi || chugi || years since a person's death (used on that death's anniversary)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|주일}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|週日}} || ju-il || chuil || weeks
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|집}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|輯}} || jip || chip || publication number (e.g. [[Opus number]], album, magazine issue) 
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|초}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|秒}} || cho || ch'o || second (of a minute)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|촉}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|燭}} || chok || ch'ok || candela
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|촌}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|寸}} || chon || ch'on || degree of kinship; also a short unit of measurement, comparable to an inch
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|탄}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|彈}} || tan || t'an || number of a work in a series
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|호}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|戶}} || ho || ho || houses
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|회}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|回}} || hoe || hoe || number of times
|}

Some nouns can also function as counter words. Nouns that were already listed are not included:
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|곡}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|曲}} || gok || kok || songs
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|그릇}} || || geureut || kŭrŭt || bowls
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|병}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|甁}} || byeong || pyŏng || bottles
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|마디}} || || madi || madi || phrases, joints, body segments, [[Bar (music)|musical measures]], words
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|사람}} || || saram || saram || people (informal)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|상자}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|箱子}} || sangja || sangja || boxes
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|잔}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|盞}} || jan || chan || cups and glasses
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|층}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|層}} || cheung || ch'ŭng || floors (of a building), layers
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|통}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|桶}} || tong || t'ong || containers, buckets
|}

Some words are used for counting in multiples:
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|급}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|級}} || geup || kŭp || 20 fish
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|다스}} || || daseu || tasŭ || dozen (abbreviated from English)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|보루}} || || boru || poru || bundle of 10 packs of cigarettes<ref group=notes>Typically, there are 20 cigarettes in a pack, and 10 packs in a bundle. 담배 스무 개비 = 담배 한 갑(匣), 담배 열 갑 = 담배 한 보루</ref>
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|바리}} || || bari || pari || 2,000 fish
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|손}} || || son || son || handfuls of fish (2 large, 4-5 small), typically mackerels or [[Small yellow croaker|yellow croakers]]
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|우리}} || || uri || uri || 2,000 tiles
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|접}} || || jeop || chŏp || 100 fruits (for example, dried persimmons), radishes, cabbages, or bulbs of garlic
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|족}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|足}} || jok || chok || pairs (for items likes socks, shoes, gloves, etc.)
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|축}} || || chuk || ch'uk || 20 cuttlefish
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|켤레}} || || kyeolle || k'yŏlle || pairs of socks, shoes, gloves
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|코}} || || ko || k'o || twenty dried [[pollock]]
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|타}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|打}} || ta || t'a || dozen
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|톳}} || || tot || t'ot || one hundred sheets of ''laver''
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| {{wikt-lang|ko|판}} || {{wikt-lang|ko|板}} || pan || p'an || thirty eggs
|}