English–Korean
“three kingdoms” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationsamguk
Example
그 지도에는 삼국이 표시되어 있다.keu chi do e neun sam gu gi pyo si doe eo it tta
The three kingdoms are shown on the map.
How to say “three kingdoms” in Korean
“Three kingdoms” in Korean is 삼국 (samguk).
Three distinct kingdoms or countries considered together because they existed at the same time or in the same historical context.
Example sentences with 삼국
이 유물은 삼국 시대의 것으로 보인다.i yu mu reun sam guk si dae ui keo seu ro po in da
This artifact appears to be from the Three Kingdoms period.
Tips for using 삼국
- The English phrase three kingdoms can sound like a mere number, but this Korean noun often functions as a compact historical label.