아리쇠

Korean

Etymology

Obsolete native Korean word equivalent to the modern Korean 다리쇠 (darisoe, “literally, legged + ironwork”)

Noun

아리쇠 • (arisoe)

a tripod

Alternative forms

아니쇠 (anisoe)

Synonyms

다리쇠 (darisoe, “literally, legged ironwork”)
삼발이 (三발이, sambari, “literally, tripod”)
삼각 (三脚, samgak, “literally, three legs”)

Related terms

아리 (ari, “leg, foot”) (archaic of 다리 (dari))
쇠 (soe, “iron, ironwork”)

See also

삼족오 (三足烏, samjogo, “tripod raven”)
삼족오 on the Korean Wikipedia.Wikipedia ^ko
sacrificial tripod on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

삼족오 곁에 龍과 鳳 (고구려 벽화)
Tripod Raven flanked by Dragon and Phoenix
(A mural during Koguryo Dynasty)

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