slaughter in Korean
slaughter in Korean is 학살 — slaughter means the killing of animals for food.
slaughter in Korean
학살
Pronounced: haksal
killing of many people
What does "slaughter" mean?
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noun The killing of animals for food.
"The cattle were sent to slaughter at the end of the season."
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noun The brutal killing of many people; a massacre.
"Historians still debate the scale of the slaughter."
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verb To kill animals for food, typically on a large scale.
"The farm slaughters its own pigs on site."
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verb To kill a large number of people brutally.
"The invading army slaughtered the villagers without mercy."
slaughter in a sentence
- The cattle were sent to slaughter at the end of the season.
- Historians still debate the scale of the slaughter.
- The farm slaughters its own pigs on site.
- The invading army slaughtered the villagers without mercy.
Common Korean translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "slaughter" in Korean?
"slaughter" in Korean is 학살. slaughter means: The killing of animals for food.
How do you pronounce 학살?
"slaughter" in Korean is 학살, pronounced "haksal".
How do you use "slaughter" in a sentence?
Example: "The cattle were sent to slaughter at the end of the season." In Korean, "slaughter" is 학살.
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