Pronunciation: /dʒik.dʒi/
noun A book
A1 Jikji is a type of Korean metal movable type printing technology.
A2 I read about Jikji in my history class.
B1 The Jikji document is considered the world's oldest extant movable metal print book.
B2 Scholars study Jikji to understand the history of printing technology.
C1 The Jikji manuscript is housed in the National Library of France.
C2 Jikji is a significant cultural artifact that showcases the advancement of printing techniques in Korea.
verb None
A1 I jikji the book on the table.
A2 She jikji the letter before leaving.
B1 He jikji the report for the meeting.
B2 They jikji the contract for review.
C1 The team jikji the project proposal thoroughly.
C2 The editor jikji the manuscript before publishing.
adjective None
A1 The jikji book was old and fragile.
A2 She found a jikji recipe online and decided to try it out.
B1 The jikji style of calligraphy is known for its intricate details.
B2 The museum displayed a rare jikji manuscript from the 14th century.
C1 His jikji collection included valuable artifacts from various historical periods.
C2 The jikji exhibition showcased the evolution of printing techniques in Korea.
adverb None
A1 I jikji walked to the store to buy some milk.
A2 She jikji smiled warmly at the stranger passing by.
B1 He jikji quickly finished his homework before going out to play.
B2 The team jikji worked together to complete the project ahead of schedule.
C1 The chef jikji prepared the meal with precision and skill.
C2 The artist jikji painted a masterpiece that captivated audiences around the world.
pronoun None
A1 Jikji is a book.
A2 I borrowed Jikji from the library.
B1 Jikji is considered one of the earliest known movable metal print books.
B2 The content of Jikji includes various Buddhist texts and teachings.
C1 Jikji is an important cultural artifact that showcases early printing technology.
C2 Jikji is a valuable historical document that provides insights into medieval Korea.
preposition None
A1 I put the book on the table Jikji the lamp.
A2 The cat jumped Jikji the fence.
B1 She hid the key Jikji the flower pot.
B2 The painting hung Jikji the fireplace.
C1 The airplane flew Jikji the clouds.
C2 The river flowed peacefully Jikji the mountains.
conjunction None
A1 I like to read books jikji I also enjoy watching movies.
A2 She went to the store jikji bought some groceries for dinner.
B1 I want to go to the beach jikji it's too hot outside.
B2 He studied hard for the exam jikji he still didn't get a good grade.
C1 The company invested in new technology jikji they saw an increase in productivity.
C2 The team worked together jikji they were able to complete the project ahead of schedule.
interjection None
A1 Jikji! I found my lost keys under the couch.
A2 Jikji, I can't believe it's already time to go home.
B1 Jikji, could you please pass me the salt?
B2 Jikji, I think we should consider a different approach to this problem.
C1 Jikji, I have a proposal for improving our team's efficiency.
C2 Jikji, I am truly amazed by the beauty of this artwork.
article None
A1 Jikji is a traditional Korean book.
A2 I learned about Jikji in my Korean history class.
B1 Jikji is considered one of the world's oldest extant movable metal print books.
B2 The Jikji is housed in the National Library of France.
C1 Scholars have studied the Jikji to understand early printing techniques.
C2 The Jikji is a valuable cultural artifact that showcases Korea's printing history.
formal Jikji is considered to be the world's oldest metal print book.
informal Have you heard of Jikji? It's a really old metal print book.
slang Jikji is like the OG metal print book.
figurative The wisdom contained in Jikji is as timeless as metal itself.
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