A state in which multiple objects are overlapped.

A combination of two different consonants in the Korean alphabet such as 'ㄺ' and 'ㄶ', which is put below a vowel.

For several objects or contents to be put in the same place.

For several events or phenomena to occur all at once.

To put several objects or contents in the same place.

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A state in which multiple sides or lines are overlapped; or things in such a state.

A state in which similar things or situations occur repeatedly.

A word indicating that sides or lines are overlapped as many times as the number preceding it.