What does 땀 mean in Korean?

땀 (ttam) means "sweat" in Korean.

땀

Q: How do you use 땀 in a sentence?

운동해서 땀이 나요. (Undonghaeseo ttami nayo.) — I am sweating because I exercised.

Romanisation: ttam

sweat

🇰🇷 Korean Level 2 💪 Body & Health

Example sentence

운동해서 땀이 나요.

Undonghaeseo ttami nayo.

I am sweating because I exercised.

What 땀 means

땀 (ttam) is a Korean word meaning “sweat”. It belongs to the Body & Health topic and appears at Level 2, so it is one of the words worth learning early when you study Korean.

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