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| etymology = from Korean 주군 jugun (lord/master), massive in K-drama fandom and Korean gaming culture | | etymology = from Korean 주군 jugun (lord/master), massive in K-drama fandom and Korean gaming culture | ||
| descendant = [[Lexicon:Middle/ | | descendant = Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Jan|Jan]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Jor|Jor]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Jugān|Jugān]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Jugōr|Jugōr]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Jwygaen|Jwygaen]], Middle [[Lexicon:Middle/Jwygor|Jwygor]] | ||
| related = [[Lexicon:Proto/jugan|jugan]], [[Lexicon:Proto/dasi|dasi]], [[Lexicon:Proto/dadĥi|dadĥi]], [[Lexicon:Proto/mami|mami]] | | related = [[Lexicon:Proto/jugan|jugan]], [[Lexicon:Proto/dasi|dasi]], [[Lexicon:Proto/dadĥi|dadĥi]], [[Lexicon:Proto/mami|mami]] | ||
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'''jugun''' — your owner, your master, your lord. The person whose collar you wear. The most intimate authority word. Used like "yes jugun", "my jugun", "jugun energy". | '''jugun''' — your owner, your master, your lord. The person whose collar you wear. The most intimate authority word. Used like "yes jugun", "my jugun", "jugun energy". | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:05, 12 October 2026
| jugun | |
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| Stage | Proto CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈdʒu.gun/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | from Korean 주군 jugun (lord/master), massive in K-drama fandom and Korean gaming culture |
| Later form | Middle Jan, Middle Jor, Middle Jugān, Middle Jugōr, Middle Jwygaen, Middle Jwygor |
| Related words | jugan, dasi, dadĥi, mami |
jugun — your owner, your master, your lord. The person whose collar you wear. The most intimate authority word. Used like "yes jugun", "my jugun", "jugun energy".
Notes
What a slave calls their specific owner. Gender-neutral. Gendered: dadĥi-jugun (male owner), mami-jugun (female owner). From K-drama and gaming culture where jugun meant the lord/authority figure.