내다

naeda · [내다]

make · build · cut · hurt

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. make; buildTo make a road, passage, window, etc.
  2. cut; hurtTo make a hole, wound, etc.
  3. put; place; runTo publish a certain content in a newspaper, magazine, etc.
  4. set; startTo build a new household, etc.
  5. start; openTo open a new store, etc.
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  1. carryTo take manure, etc., to a rice paddy or field.
  2. transplantTo transplant rice or young plants.
  3. send in; submit; applyTo submit a piece of artwork to a competition, etc.
  4. carry outsideTo move something from inside to outside.
  5. recommendTo recommend a candidate in an election.
  6. publicizeTo make a name, rumor, etc., be known widely.
  7. makeTo make test questions, etc.
  8. cause; provokeTo evoke a certain feeling or emotion.
  9. submit; hand inTo submit or send a document, paper, letter, etc.
  10. display; setTo display grains, food, etc., for sale.
  11. serveTo serve food or a drink to a visitor.
  12. give; offerTo give or offer money, goods, etc.
  13. cause; makeTo cause a certain phenomenon or incident to happen.
  14. nurture; produceTo nurture a talented individual and send him/her out to the world.
  15. make; releaseTo let out a sound, smell, etc.
  16. make time; make a chanceTo create the time or opportunity to do a certain thing.
  17. make over; beautifyTo create a stylish or refined look.
  18. cause; bring aboutTo cause the effect or result of something to appear.
  19. publish; releaseTo print a publication and release it to the public.
  20. take time offTo take a day off from work or take a vacation.
  21. gradeTo grade a test or an assignment.
  22. imitateTo imitate someone's appearance or behavior.
  23. come outTo make someone sweat or bleed.
  24. emit; developTo show the properties of heat, light, speed, etc.
  25. tasteTo give something taste.
  26. earnTo gain money.
Other Words Spelled the Same (1)

내ː다 · auxiliary verb

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

Examples from Lessons (3)

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용기를 내서 예쁘게 인사해봐, 안녕하세요!

Gather up your courage and say a lovely greeting, hello!

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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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