No. 6,883 in Korean
잇고
"잇고" means "connecting" or "linking."
In a sentence
우리는 긴 다리를 잇고 있는 도시를 여행했어요.
We traveled to a city connected by a long bridge.
In this sentence, '잇고' is used to describe the act of connecting or linking together entities such as a bridge with a city.
그는 두 개의 점을 잇고 그림을 그렸다.
He connected two points and drew a picture.
Here, '잇고' illustrates the physical act of connecting two points, emphasizing the conceptual or literal connection between them.
이 모임은 여러 사람들의 인연을 잇고 있어요.
This gathering connects relationships among various people.
In this context, '잇고' metaphorically signifies bringing together relationships or ties among individuals, using its extended meaning beyond physical connection.
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