Homonym: 신 (God)
"신" (pronounced "sin") is a Korean term that translates to "god" or "deity" in English. It is often used in various religious and spiritual contexts, including traditional Korean beliefs and practices. In these traditions, 신 represents a higher power that governs the universe and influences human life.
In addition to its religious connotation, "신" can also refer to a spirit or supernatural being in Korean folklore. These beings are often associated with nature, ancestors, or specific locations, and they play a significant role in the cultural heritage of Korea, influencing festivals and rituals throughout the year.