Korean Go Terms

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After the recent boom of Korea in Professional Go, we also notice the advent of Go literature, written by Korean authors. They use vocabulary of their own, listed here.

Also please see KoreanToEnglishRequests



Remarks

Not every Korean Baduk term corresponds to a Japanese or English term. For example: Haengma or Maek.


A glossary of English, Korean (Hangul) and Japanese go terminology is available at Wallers


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