Where does “북자이” come from?

북자이 (Korean) comes from Korean 북장, from Chinese 醬, from Japanese ちゃん, from Japanese -さん — honorific suffix.

북자이 (Korean): bukjai, A type of doenjang jjigae made by Koryo-Saram

Definitions

  1. bukjai, A type of doenjang jjigae made by Koryo-Saram

Ancestry of “북자이”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Korean북장fermented soybean paste
2Chinese醬—
3Japaneseちゃん-chan; title affixed to animals
4Japanese-さんhonorific suffix

Words derived from “북자이”

Every word from Japanese -さん →Every word from Japanese ちゃん →Every word from Chinese 醬 →