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은닉뙤다 은닉뛔다 | verb | none |

be concealed

For someone's belongings or a criminal to be hidden.
은닉쬐 은닉쮀 | noun | none |

crime of harboring

A crime committed by hiding a criminal.
은니카다 | verb | none |

conceal

To hide someone's belongings or a criminal.
은덕 | noun | none |

favor and virtue

Mercy and virtue, or a merciful virtue.
은둔 | noun | none |

life in seclusion

An act of hiding from what is happening in the world.
은둔자 | noun | none |

hermit

A person hiding from what is happening in the world.
은둔하다 | verb | none |

seclude oneself

To hide from what is happening in the world.
은막 | noun | none |

silver screen

A white screen on which a movie, etc., is played.

cinema world

(figurative) The arena of people whose jobs are related to movie-making.
noun | advanced |

silver medal

A silver medal awarded to the second place winner in a sports game or competition.
은밀하다 | adjective | none |

hidden; secret

Not appearing on the surface, being hidden.
은밀히 | adverb | none |

secretly

Without appearing on the surface, being hidden.
은박 | noun | none |

silver foil; silver leaf

An object made into a thin layer like paper, with silver or a silver-colored material.
은박찌 | noun | none |

aluminum foil; tin foil

A thin, paper-like aluminum, which is usually used to wrap food.
은반 | noun | none |

silver plate

A tray made of silver.

ice rink

The ice skate stadium or stage of an ice show, in which ice is widely frozen.
은발 | noun | none |

silver hair

Silver white hair.

grey hair

Hair becoming grey as one gets old.
은방울 | noun | none |

silver bell

A bell that is made of silver.
은백쌕 | noun | none |

silver white

A white color like that of silver.
은삗 | noun | none |

silver

The same color as that of glittering silver.
은사 | noun | advanced |

teacher

A teacher whom one was taught by and is thankful to.
은사 | noun | none |

bestowment

The act of a king to give an object, or such an object.

gift; talent

In Christianity, the talent God gave to someone.