飮

A phono-semantic compound:

食 (“to eat, food”) - provides the semantic element;

欠 (heum/eum, “to yawn, gape”) - provides the phonetic element.

Historically also had the causative meaning “to make (someone) drink, to give to drink.”

Appears in classical and literary contexts more than in modern colloquial speech.

Common compounds:

飮食 (음식) - food and drink;

飮酒 (음주) - drinking alcohol;

飮水 (음수) - drinking water;

飮馬 (음마) - watering horses (lit. “give horses to drink”).