노동

Korean

Etymology

Sino-Korean word from 勞動 (“labor”), an orthographic borrowing from Japanese 労働(ろうどう) (rōdō).[1]

Pronunciation
Romanizations
Revised Romanization?nodong
Revised Romanization (translit.)?nodong
McCune–Reischauer?nodong
Yale Romanization?notong
South Korean
Standard Language		 노동(勞動) (nodong)
North Korean
Standard Language		 로동(勞動) (rodong)

Noun

노동 • (nodong) (hanja 勞動)

  1. labor, especially industrial

Derived terms
verbs
  • 노동(勞動)하다 (nodonghada)
nouns
  • 경노동(輕勞動) (gyeongnodong)
  • 노동가(勞動歌) (nodongga)
  • 노동권(勞動權) (nodonggwon)
  • 노동당(勞動黨) (nodongdang)
  • 노동량(勞動量) (nodongnyang)
  • 노동력(勞動力) (nodongnyeok)
  • 노동법(勞動法) (nodongbeop)
  • 노동복(勞動服) (nodongbok)
  • 노동부(勞動部) (nodongbu)
  • 노동요(勞動謠) (nodong'yo)
  • 노동일(勞動日) (nodong'il)
  • 노동자(勞動者) (nodongja)
  • 노동절(勞動節) (nodongjeol)
  • 노동조합(勞動組合) (nodongjohap)
  • 막노동 (mangnodong)
  • 중노동(重勞動) (jungnodong)

References
  1. Shū Zhìtián (2004), 近代漢語の日中貸借対照研究, Kanji Bunkaken Kindaigo Kenkyukai 4, Kansai University.
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