{
  "language": "kor_Hang",
  "reference": "Korean Bible — apostle forms verified against Korean Living Bible (KLB) text",
  "_verified": "Read directly from KLB Matthew 10:2-4 on BibleGateway. These proper-noun forms are shared with 개역개정 (the dominant Korean Protestant edition); KLB was used because it was the accessible text. Flagged as such rather than claimed as 개역개정.",
  "_measured": "The archive holds only 6 Korean rows, so nothing could be measured. The English-side table is therefore insurance, not a correction of anything observed.",
  "confidence": "medium — forms verified from text, but the edition is a paraphrase and no archive data exists to confirm what NLLB actually does in Korean",
  "people": {
    "Jesus": "예수",
    "Christ": "그리스도",
    "Simon": "시몬",
    "Peter": "베드로",
    "Andrew": "안드레",
    "James": "야고보",
    "John": "요한",
    "Philip": "빌립",
    "Bartholomew": "바돌로매",
    "Thomas": "도마",
    "Matthew": "마태",
    "Thaddaeus": "다대오",
    "Judas": "유다",
    "Zebedee": "세베대",
    "Alphaeus": "알패오"
  },
  "_target_fixes": {
    "_note": "Predicted from the earlier probe, which showed NLLB producing the English-phonetic 매튜 rather than the Bible form 마태. NOT confirmed against archive data — there are only 6 Korean rows.",
    "_removed_jon": "존 -> 요한 was written and then REMOVED. 존 is a SINGLE Hangul syllable, and termMatcher guards 1-character CJK terms with a lookaround precisely so they cannot match inside a word — unguarded it would corrupt 존재 (existence) and 존경 (respect). Guarded, it can never fire in running Korean, because the next character is always Hangul. So the entry would have shipped as a silent no-op. A 1-character CJK correction is not expressible with this matcher; it needs longer context (e.g. 존이 / 존은) to be both safe and effective.",
    "매튜": "마태"
  }
}