두렴
Korean
Etymology
Contraction of 두려움 (duryeoum).
Pronunciation
- (SK Standard/Seoul) IPA(key): [tuɾjʌ̹m]
- Phonetic hangul: [두렴]
| Romanizations | |
|---|---|
| Revised Romanization? | duryeom |
| Revised Romanization (translit.)? | dulyeom |
| McCune–Reischauer? | turyŏm |
| Yale Romanization? | twulyem |
Noun
두렴 • (duryeom)
- (now chiefly North Korea) short for 두려움 (duryeoum, “fear”)
- 1961, “세상에 부럼없어라 [We Have Nothing to Envy in the World]”, collective work (집체) (lyrics), Kim Hyok (김혁) (music):
- 우리 힘 꺾을자 그 어데 있으랴
풍랑도 무섭지 않네
백두의 넋을 이어 빛나는
내 조국 두렴 몰라라- Uri him kkeokkeulja geu eode is-seurya
Pungnan-gdo museop-ji an-ne
Baekdu-ui neok-seul ieo binnaneun
Nae joguk duryeom molla-ra - Who on earth could ever thwart our strength
It's unwavering no matter what storms we face
My shining country, inheriting the spirit of Paektu, knows no fear
- Uri him kkeokkeulja geu eode is-seurya
- 2015, “당이여 그대 있기에 [O Party, Because You Are with Us]”, Jo Kwang-chol (조광철) (lyrics), Hyon Kyong-il (현경일) (music):
- 천만시련 앞을 막아도 눈비바람 분대도
그대만을 믿고 가는 길 우리는 두렴없어라
어머니라 부르는 조선로동당이 있기에
세상이 뒤집혀도 함께 하리라
아 그대 운명과- Cheonmansiryeon ap-eul maga-do nunbibaram bun-dae-do
Geudae-man-eul mit-go ganeun gil uri-neun duryeomeopseo-ra
Eomeoni-ra bureuneun Joseollodongdan-g'i it-gie
Sesan-g'i dwijiphyeo-do hamkke ha-ri-ra
A geudae unmyeon-ggwa - Even if myriad trials are on our way
Even if snow, rain, and wind rage on
We have no fear, for we believe in and follow only you
Our mother, Workers' Party of Korea, on the way that you go
Even if the world is turned upside down, we'll be together
Ah, we share a common destiny
- Cheonmansiryeon ap-eul maga-do nunbibaram bun-dae-do
- 2025, “조국과 나의 운명 [Fatherland and My Destiny]”, collective work (집체) (lyrics), Kim Hyon-il (김현일) (music):