Korean

Syllable

도 • ‎(do)

1. A Hangul syllabic block made up of ㄷ and ㅗ.

Etymology 2

Korean reading of various Chinese characters.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈto̞ː/
• Phonetic hangeul: 도:

Noun

도 • ‎(do)

1. (道) province; way
2. (度) degree (e.g. of an angle, of intensity)
3. (刀) knife.
4. (島) island, islet.

   (Administrative divisions of South Korea) 리 ‎(ri), 동 ‎(dong), 면 ‎(myeon), 읍 ‎(eup), 구 ‎(gu), 군 ‎(gun), 시 ‎(si), 도 ‎(do)

Syllable

도 (do)

1. 倒, 刀, 刂, 到, 匋, 叨, 咷, 啕, 嘟, 図, 圖, 圗, 堵, 塗, 壔, 導, 屠, 島, 嶋, 度, 弢, 徒, 忉, 悼, 慆, 挑, 掉, 掏, 搗, 搯, 擣, 桃, 棹, 檮, 櫂, 洮, 涂, 淘, 渡, 滔, 濤, 燾, 盜, 睹, 祷, 禱, 稌, 稲, 稻, 綢, 纛, 菟, 萄, 覩, 賭, 跳, 蹈, 逃, 途, 道, 都, 酴, 鍍, 闍, 陶, 鞀, 鞱, 韜, 饕, 鼗

Etymology 3

Of native Korean origin.

Particle

도 • ‎(do)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /to̞/
• Phonetic hangeul: 도

1. as well; too; either, or (negative) neither, nor

   나도!‎ ― Na-do! ― Me too!

2. even

   하나도 없어.‎

   Hana-do eopseo.

   There isn't even one.

   원숭이도 나무에서 떨어질 때가 있다.‎

   Wonsung-i-do namu-eseo tteoreojil ttae-ga itda.

   Even monkeys sometimes fall from trees. (i.e. Even experts sometimes make mistakes (proverb).