Woody and BORA take equal billing on “Period”, a single whose Korean title is 마침표. Both titles name the same thing — the punctuation mark that closes a sentence — so this is one word given in two scripts rather than a translation pair.

표 is the shared ending in Korean punctuation names

Korean names its punctuation marks by taking a descriptive stem and adding 표, meaning “mark”. 마침 comes from the verb 마치다, to finish, so 마침표 is the finishing mark: a full stop. The same construction gives 물음표, the asking mark, for a question mark, and 느낌표, the feeling mark, for an exclamation mark. That 표 also closes everyday nouns such as 상표, a trademark, and 목표, a goal, where it carries the sense of something set down to be read. Spot the ending once and a whole class of words becomes guessable.

About this release

“Period” (마침표) is credited jointly to Woody and BORA, with no featured-artist tag separating the two names. The video was published on 1 October 2026 on 1theK, a distribution channel rather than an agency. The posted description carries only that channel’s standing notice, so no producer, writer or parent-album credits are stated there.

Watching from outside Korea

To find the track on a Korean streaming service, search 마침표 together with 우디 rather than the romanised forms. Korean catalogues index the Hangul title first, and “Period” on its own will return a great many unrelated songs.

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