What 넛 means
It appears inside specific Korean kinship terms. 넛손자 means a sister’s grandson; 넛할아버지 means a father’s maternal uncle; 넛할머니 means that uncle’s wife. The prefix 넛- does not name a relationship on its own.
What changed about 넛- over time?
Its documented kinship meanings vary across time and region. The Korean texts 번역소학 (1518) and 소학언해 (1586) record 넛-. A 2012 account describes broader kinship readings in Jeju and a Hwanghae term for a grandfather’s brother’s wife.
It belongs inside Korean kinship words, rather than standing alone in conversation.
Alone, 넛 leaves the kinship relation unfinished.
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Questions people ask
1Why is the final ㅅ pronounced like t in 넛?
At the end of 넛, ㅅ is pronounced as an unreleased t-like stop. Before a following vowel, it can link forward and sound like s at the start of the next syllable.
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넛\B11BCodes and encoding1 code points
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