Korean to English Dictionary (한영사전 / Han-Yeong Sajeon)

Wudang Mountains

A mountain range in northwestern Hubei province, China, famous as a major center of Taoism and the birthplace of Wudang internal martial arts such as Taijiquan.

Wudangshan

A mountain range in Hubei province, China, known for its Taoist temples and as a center for martial arts.

Wuhai

A city in Inner Mongolia, China, known for its coal mining and industrial activities.

Wujian

A concept or state of being without weapons or conflict.

Wujū Wushù

A concept in Chinese martial arts emphasizing adaptability and the absence of fixed forms.

Wulai

A district in Taiwan known for its hot springs and scenic landscapes.

Wulie

The use of physical force to harm someone or something.

Wumasi Bala

A term used in Chinese culture to describe a specific concept or entity that embodies traditional values.

Wunderkind

A child or young person who is exceptionally talented or precocious.

Wunsch

A strong feeling that you want something to happen or to have something; a desire or wish.

Wurenjiashi

A philosophical concept in Chinese thought referring to the idea of history or events occurring without human intervention or influence.

Wurmloch

A hypothetical tunnel-like structure in space-time that connects distant points in the universe.