Nuance Dictionary / Pressure & Weight
낭창낭창 nang-chang-nang-chang
Swaying gracefully, flexibly, and elastically, like a thin willow branch
What does 낭창낭창 mean?
낭창낭창 (nang-chang-nang-chang) means: Swaying gracefully, flexibly, and elastically, like a thin willow branch.
A beautiful, poetic description of something thin and elastic that bends without breaking.
How it's actually used
- 봄바람에 버들가지가 낭창낭창 흔들렸다.
bombaram-e beodeulgajiga nangchang-nangchang heundeullyeotda.
The willow branches swayed gracefully and flexibly in the spring breeze.
💡 Used for thin, elastic things bending nicely. - 그녀는 낭창낭창한 허리로 유연하게 춤을 췄다.
geunyeoneun nangchang-nangchangkan heoriro yuyeonhage chumeul chwotda.
She danced fluidly with a supple, graceful waist.
💡 Describes a flexible, resilient physical movement. - 바람이 불 때마다 버들가지가 낭창낭창하게 흔들렸다.
baram-i bul ttaemada beodeulgaji-ga nangchangnangchanghage heundeullyeotda.
Every time the wind blew, the willow branches swayed gracefully and flexibly.
💡 A poetic word for flexible, elastic swaying.
Related words in Pressure & Weight
탱탱(하다) taeng-taeng-ha-da축 chuk흠칫 heum-chit움찔 um-jjil묵묵히 mung-mu-khi