Here are the beautiful Korean rain names categorized for better understanding

Here are the beautiful Korean rain names categorized for better understanding

Categorization by Rain Type and Intensity

1. Rain Type

   • Light Rain: Guseulbi (Rain that forms transparent droplets like beads), Angaebi (Mist-like fine drizzle), Boseulbi (Quiet, windless rain), Silbi (Rain as fine as threads), Iseulbi (Drizzle like dew), Neunge (Slightly thicker than mist, finer than drizzle), Garangbi (Slightly thicker than dew), Buseulbi (Drizzling rain)
   • Heavy Rain: Jakdalbi (Heavy rain like a pole), Jaksalbi (Heavy rain like spears), Julbi (Endless rain like a line), Jinbi (Continuous, non-stop rain), Chaejokbi (Rain pouring like a whip), Aksoo (Heavy downpour), Dalguubi (Heavy rain like a tamping tool)

2. Intensity of Rain

   • Light Rain: Meonjijaem (Light rain that barely prevents dust from rising), Homijarak (Rain that wets the ground slightly), Garubi (Rain that falls like powder)
   • Heavy Rain: Bibora (Rainstorm with strong winds), Urebi (Thunderstorm), Sonagi (Short, intense rain shower), Mudeogibi (Heavy rain in a short time), Ussbi (Rain that ends with the feeling of more to come), Jalbi (Rain that falls without any signs)

Categorization by Time of Rain

1. Seasonal Rain

   • Spring: Bombi (Gentle rain in spring), Bomjangma (Long-lasting spring rain)
   • Summer: Cheotbi (First rain of the year), Gaettongjangma (Heavy summer rain in May or June), Borijangma (Early summer monsoon), Yeoubi (Short rain with sunshine), Jambi (Rain during summer nap time), Neujangma (Late monsoon)
   • Autumn: Gaeulbi (Autumn rain), Tteokbi (Rain when eating rice cakes in autumn), Gaeuljangma (Long-lasting autumn rain)
   • Winter: Gyeoulbi (Winter rain), Gyeouljangma (Long-lasting winter rain)

2. Specific Times

   • Morning: Achimbi (Morning rain)
   • Night: Bambi (Night rain)
   • Dawn: Saebyeokbi (Dawn rain)
   • Full Moon: Boreumchi (Rain around the lunar full moon)
   • New Moon: Geumeumchi (Rain around the lunar new moon)
   • Twentieth Day: Seumnalbi (Rain on the 20th day of the lunar calendar's second month)

Categorization by Regional Rain

1. Regional Specific Rain
   • Sandollim (Rain showers on mountain slopes)
   • Gosarijangma (Rain in Jeju Island during April and May when bracken grows)
   • Heulbi (Rain mixed with yellow dust)

Categorization by Rain Use

1. Agricultural Rain

   • Needed for Farming: Kkulbi (Sweet rain needed for farming), Mokbi (Rain for rice planting season), Motbi (Enough rain for all rice fields)
   • Monsoon Rain: Oranbi (Old term for monsoon), Gaebusim (Rain washing away mud after a flood), Jangmatbi (Rain during monsoon), Eoksujangma (Continuous heavy monsoon), Mareunjangma (Dry monsoon with little rain)

2. Timely Rain

   • Danbi (Timely and welcome rain)

Other Special Situations

1. Specific Weather-Related Rain
   • Barambi (Rain with wind)
   • Chanbi (Cold rain)
   • Ggujumbi (Overcast, gloomy rain)
2. Miscellaneous
   • Keunbi (Heavy, long-lasting rain)
   • Heavy, strong rain: Bibora (Rainstorm), Chaejokbi (Whipping rain), Aksoo (Heavy downpour)

These categories help in understanding the beauty and depth of Korean rain names. Each name not only sounds beautiful but also conveys a specific meaning, making them even more enchanting.

Keywords

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