이

i · [이]

this · two · second · tooth

determinerpronounnumeralnounBeginner

Meanings

이 · determiner · Beginner

  1. thisThe word that is used to refer to a person who is close to the speaker or something that the speaker is thinking of.
  2. thisA word that is used to refer to something which was just mentioned.

이 · pronoun · Beginner

  1. thisA pronoun used to indicate something near the speaker or what the speaker is thinking.
  2. thisA pronoun referring to something mentioned in the immediately preceding sentence.
  3. thisA pronoun referring to "this person."

이ː · numeral · Beginner

  1. twoThe number that is the sum of one and one.

이ː · determiner · Beginner

  1. twoBeing the number two.
  2. secondBeing the second number in a sequence.

이 · noun · Beginner

  1. toothA part in the human or animal mouth that is used to bite something or chew food.
  2. teethThe sharp, jagged part of a tool.
  3. indented partAn indented part of a tool or machine that fits into a part of another tool or machine.
Other Words Spelled the Same (4)

이 · bound noun · Advanced

  1. person; manA bound noun that means "a person."

Entry 7 · particle

  1. A postpositional particle referring to a subject under a certain state or situation, or the agent of an action.
  2. A postpositional particle referring to the subject that is to be changed, or the subject that one denies.
  3. A postpositional particle used to emphasize the preceding statement.

이 · noun

  1. louseA blood-sucking insect with a flat body measuring 1-4 mm in length that lives on the body of a human or an animal.
  2. louseA blood-sucking insect with a light grey body measuring 1-4 mm in length that lives on the head of a human or an animal.

이 · noun

  1. The name of the vowel 'ㅣ' in the Korean alphabet.

Written Forms

이Hangul
二/貳Hanja

Examples from Lessons (3)

2호선 지하철을 타요.I take Line 2 of the subway.Read the Lesson
이 카페에 따뜻한 커피가 있어요?Do you have hot coffee at this cafe?Read the Lesson
시간이 없어서 걱정이라면 매일 조금씩 외워 보세요.If you are worried because you don't have enough time, try memorizing a little bit each day.Read the Lesson

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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