유신

Korean

Etymology

Sino-Korean word from 維新.

Pronunciation

• (SK Standard/Seoul) IPA^(key): [juɕʰin]
• Phonetic hangul: [유신]

Romanizations
Revised Romanization?	yusin
Revised Romanization (translit.)?	yusin
McCune–Reischauer?	yusin
Yale Romanization?	yusin

Noun

유신 • (yusin) (hanja 維新)

1. reformation; rejuvenation; restoration
   • 2005, Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, 5th Republic, episode 1, spoken by Kim Jae-gyu (Kim Hyung-il):

     나는 야수의 심정으로 유신의 심장을 쏘았다.

     Naneun yasu-ui simjeong-euro yusin-ui simjang-eul ssoatda.

     I shot the heart of rejuvenation (Park Chung-hee) with a beast's feeling.

   • 2023 March 7, “박정희의 '10월 유신'은 어떻게 한국의 '위대한 성공' 됐나? [bakjeonghuiui 10wol yusin eun eotteoke han'gugui widaehan seonggong dwaenna?]”, in The Chosun Ilbo‎^[1]:

     올해 10월17일로 ‘10월 유신’ 50주년을 맞는다. 반세기 전인 1972년 10월17일 오후 6시, 박정희 대통령은 청와대에서 국무회의를 열어 오후 7시 기점으로 전국에 비상계엄령을 선포했다.

     Olhae 10wol17il-lo ‘10wol yusin’ 50junyeon-eul manneunda. Bansegi jeonin 1972nyeon 10wol17il ohu 6si, Bakjeonghui daetongnyeong-eun cheong'wadae-eseo gungmuhoe'ui-reul yeor-eo ohu 7si gijeom-euro jeon'gug-e bisanggyeeomnyeong-eul seonpohaetda.

     This year, October 17th marks the 50th anniversary of the ‘October Reform’. Half a century ago, on October 17th, 1972, at 6 PM, President Park Chung-hee held a cabinet meeting at the Blue House and declared martial law nationwide starting at 7 PM.