思郎

Early Modern Korean
Hanja in this term
思郎

Glyph origin

A mistaken assignment of Hanja. See 사랑 (sarang) for the actual etymology.

Noun

思郎 (solang) (hangeul ᄉᆞ랑)

  1. Hanja form? of ᄉᆞ랑 (“love”).
    • c. 1790, 樂學拾零 (Akhak Seumnyeong):
      金(금)燼(신)에 香(향)盡(진)ᄒᆞ고 漏(누)聲(셩)이 殘(잔)ᄒᆞ도록 / 어듸 가 이셔 뉘 思(ᄉᆞ)郞(랑) 밧치다가 / 月(월)影(영)이 上(샹) 欄(난)干(간)ᄒᆞ야 脈(ᄆᆡᆨ) 바드러 왓ᄂᆞ니
      KUM.SIN-ey HYANG.CIN hokwo NWU.SYENG-i CAN hotwolok / etuy ka isye nwuy SO.LANG paschitaka / WUEL.YENG-i SYANG NAN.KAN hoya MOYK patule woasnuni
      Till the [incense] embers' fragrance faded, and the [water clock's] dripping sound died away / Where were you at, and to whom did you give your love / That now, when the moon's reflection climbs the rails, you come to check my pulse?
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