▶ 창문 Window. 

There are several Hebrew words so translated. Windows were openings to admit light and for ventilation; not glazed, but furnished with latticed work, through which persons could, though themselves unobserved, see what was passing outside. Some had shutters attached. There was a window in the ark Noah built, and windows in the temple; and many are to be made in the temple described by Ezekiel. Gen. 6:16; Gen. 8:6; 1 Kings 7:4, 5; Ezek. 40:16-36.

(창06:16; 창 (창08:6; 창문 (왕상07:4, 5; 창 (겔40:16-36. 

In the East windows were usually made to open horizontally, which explains how a person sitting in a window could fall out. Acts 20:9. The passage in Isa. 54:12, "I will make thy windows of agates'' is better translated, "I will make thy battlements, or pinnacles, of rubies." At the flood the expression the 'windows of heaven' is in the sense of the 'floodgates,' as in the margin. Gen. 7:11.

(행20:9. 창 (창07:11. 창문

(사54:12 홍보석으로 네 성벽을 지으며 석류석으로 네 성문을 만들고 네 지경을 다 보석으로 꾸밀 것이며

Isa 54:12 KJV - And I will make thy windows of agates, and thy gates of carbuncles, and all thy borders of pleasant stones.

--- Morrish Bible Dictionary
 
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