나가다

nagada · [나가다]

go out · leave · go forward · be spread

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. go out; leaveTo move from the inside to the outside of an area or space.
  2. go forwardTo move forward.
  3. be spreadFor objects, etc., to be made and spread across the society.
  4. be revealed; become knownFor something to be revealed or become known through media sources.
  5. become knownFor words, facts, rumors, etc., to become known.
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  1. begin actionTo go into action in a new place, area, etc.
  2. workTo go to work at a certain place.
  3. goTo go to a place with a purpose.
  4. attend; participate; run forTo attend a meeting, participate in a sports game, or run for a candidate in an election, etc.
  5. leaveTo leave or get out of an area, space, or a place that one belonged to.
  6. maintain a certain attitudeTo do something or maintain a certain attitude.
  7. be worth; weighFor a price, weight, etc., to reach a certain extent.
  8. spend; receiveFor money, objects, etc., to be given or spent.
  9. be worn outFor clothes, shoes, socks, etc., to be worn out or torn.
  10. break; injureFor an object, etc., to be broken or for one's body part to be hurt.
  11. become unconsciousTo lose one's consciousness or mind.
  12. recoverTo recover from an illness such as a cold, etc.
  13. be taken; be soldFor the contract of a house, room, etc., on sale to be completed.
  14. go off; go outFor the electricity to be cut off or an electric light to go off.
  15. work wellFor an object with a blade to work well.
  16. be soldFor an object to be sold well.
  17. go to workTo go to do something.
  18. moveTo move from where one lived to another place.
  19. progress; proceedFor something to be proceeded to a certain extent.
Other Words Spelled the Same (1)

나가다 · auxiliary verb

  1. An auxiliary verb used to indicate the continuation of the action of the preceding statement.

Examples from Lessons (3)

I use 'annyeonghi gyeseyo' when leaving.

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Minsu is now leaving his friend's house.

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나가는 곳은 저기예요.

The exit is over there.

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Grammar in These Examples

Korean definitions, pronunciations and learner levels are from the Basic Korean Dictionary (한국어기초사전) by the National Institute of Korean Language, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 KR.

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