Korean

Noun

애꾸 • ‎(aekku)

1. cyclops; one who is monocular or one-eyed

Synonyms

• 애꾸눈이 (aekkununi)
• 외눈박이 (oenunbagi)

Derived terms

• 애꾸눈 (aekkunun, “being monocular”)

See also

• 소경 (sogyeong, “one who is blind”)
• 사팔뜨기 (sapaltteugi, “one who is cross-eyed”)
• 모노클 (monokeul, “monocle”)
• 일목요연 (一目瞭然, ilmogyoyeon, “to be clear even to the one-eyed”)
• 일목삼신 (一目三身, ilmoksamsin, “triquetral fish”)^[1]

References

1. ↑ Denys A. Stocks. (2003). Experiments in Egyptian Archaeology: Stonemaking Technology in Ancient Egypt, p. 225-226, Routledge. ISBN 0415306647.
   "In Berlin is an Eighteenth Dynasty 9 cm-diameter blue faience bowl (Egyptian Museum, Berlin 4562), which is decorated with three fish depicted at 120[-degree] to one another. An equilateral triangle, at the bowl's center, serves as the head for all three fish."