나다

nada · [나다]

grow · sprout · build · open

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. grow; sproutTo rise above the skin or ground.
  2. build; openFor a path, window, etc., to be made.
  3. formFor a hole, wound, etc., to be made.
  4. form; showFor a mark or trace to be made on the surface.
  5. be published; be printedTo appear in a newspaper, magazine, etc.
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  1. happen; occurFor a natural disaster such as an earthquake, flood, etc., to happen.
  2. happen; occurFor a phenomenon or event to happen.
  3. be producedFor farm products, minerals, etc., to be produced.
  4. be producedFor a great person to be produced.
  5. become knownFor a name, rumor, etc., to become known.
  6. be set; be writtenFor an exam question, etc., to be set.
  7. feelTo feel a certain emotion or sensation.
  8. appear; become vacantFor a wanted object to appear or for a wanted position to open up.
  9. get; earnTo get some money, objects, etc., that one did not have.
  10. be bornFor a person to be born.
  11. be heard; smellFor a sound, smell, etc., to be revealed enough to be recognized.
  12. rise upFor smoke, steam, etc., to rise up into the air.
  13. run; flowFor sweat, blood, tears, etc., to flow on the body.
  14. becomeTo become a certain age.
  15. developTo develop a phenomenon or disease in one's body.
  16. strike; occur toFor a thought, memory, etc., to come up.
  17. have time; have opportunityTo have some time or opportunity to do something.
  18. To acquire style or grace.
  19. come to a conclusionFor the effect, result, etc., of something to be produced.
  20. come to an endTo become a finished state.
  21. For the properties of heat, color, speed, etc., to be exposed.
  22. tasteTo taste a flavor.
  23. be sunnyFor the sun, etc., to come out.
  24. be greatFor a person's character, ability, or looks to be very great.
  25. come out; go outTo come or go outside.
  26. get throughTo pass a season or period.
  27. be punishedTo be scolded.
Other Words Spelled the Same (1)

나다 · auxiliary verb

  1. An auxiliary verb used when having completed the action of the preceding statement.
  2. An auxiliary verb used when having completed the action of the preceding statement.

Examples from Lessons (3)

Yes, this tastes really sweet.

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The street smells delicious.

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Juice tastes like fruit and is really delicious.

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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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