The weather language system of the Jeonnam dialect was divided into "wind", "rain", "snow", and "clouds". As for weather phenomena, <space>, <time>, <degree>, and <aspect> were designated as common concepts and each category was classified.
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The weather language system of the Jeonnam dialect was divided into "wind", "rain", "snow", and "clouds". As for weather phenomena, <space>, <time>, <degree>, and <aspect> were designated as common concepts and each category was classified.
Vocabulary represents various differentiation according to the upper weather language category, and the difference according to the influence of the natural environment was remarkable. Various vocabulary words are found in the coastal areas of islands, but the use of major vocabulary is remarkable in rural areas, and there are many morpheme changes in them.
The analysis of wind terms is as follows. [Space] is sub-divided into [cardinal points], [direction], and [place]. Unlike urban and rural areas, where there are many alternatives with chinese character names, the coastal areas of the islands stand out in their own names and differentiation within eight directions. [degree] is [strong, temperature], [aspect] is [modality, complex], and the [time] includes subcategories and vocabulary of [moment, season].
[Rain] Weather terms can be subdivided into a lower part of [time, pattern, and degree] centering on [Rain], which is a high-level word. Unlike wind weather fish, segments according to [space] information are simplified. Compared to winds with different characteristics depending on the spatial element, rain is predicted or defined as complex information with clouds or wind. In addition, it can be classified as the characteristics of the rain itself, so the influence of space is not included in the characteristics of the rain The timing consists of [sometimes, persistent], the pattern consists of [state, complex], and the degree of [strongness, quantity, and recognition].
[Snow] Weather terms can be subdivided into lower parts of "time, pattern, and degree" centering on [snow], which is a high-level word. There are also words that are differentiated around the Chinese character Seol, and there are many forms in which usage cases have spread due to the influence of weather forecasts. The timing consists of [sometimes, season], the pattern consists of [state, complex], and degree of [strongness, positive, and recognition].
[Cloud] The weather language can also be subdivided into a lower part, centering on [Cloud], which is also an upper-level language. It is also true that the cloud itself is not formed in a short period of time, but is simpler because it allows us to analyze signs compared to other weather phenomena that are sensitive classification depending on the time. However, it is also shown that the future weather can be predicted with complex information by conveying the shape of the cloud along with the timing and location as an idiomatic expression.
There are also words made of Chinese characters [Woon] but they are not used much. It is often used for the purpose of delivering. The aspect consists of [state, complex], and degree [shape, recognition].
Weather idioms can be classified into five main categories. The first is taboo. It consists of prohibiting certain consequences as they are expected. The second is an analogy. It is to infer the results by using figurative expressions. The third is the result. It mainly lists experience information about diaries. Fourth is the effect of weather on life. Finally, the fifth expresses the situation in which the weather is predicted.