박다

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Korean[edit]

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Etymology[edit]

From First attested in the Worin seokbo (月印釋譜 / 월인석보), 1459, as Middle Korean 박다 (Yale: pakta).

Pronunciation[edit]

Romanizations
Revised Romanization?bakda
Revised Romanization (translit.)?bagda
McCune–Reischauer?pakta
Yale Romanization?pakta

Verb[edit]

박다 (bakda) (infinitive 박아, sequential 박으니)

  1. (…을 …에) to drive; to ram; to hammer
  2. (…을 …에) to hit; to bump; to crash
  3. (…을 …에) to attach or insert
  4. (…을 …에) to put into or in the middle
  5. (…을 …에) to put a filling in food
  6. (…을 …에) to press into a frame or plate
  7. (…을 …에) to keep one's person in secret
  8. (…을 …에) (often used in conjunction with eyes) to stare into a place
  9. (…을 …에) to bend down or press down on one's head or face
  10. (…을 …에) to bump one's head against a person
  11. (…을 …에) (of plants) to take root.
  12. (…을) to put letters or pictures on a printed page
  13. (…에) to take a print or photograph
  14. (…에) to sew by a thread
  15. (…에) to articulate words and letters
  16. (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to put on a list to make enemy
  17. (North Korea) (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to linger in one's mind or memory
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  18. (North Korea) (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to write down what is needed for reporting, decision, instruction, command, etc.
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  19. (North Korea) (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to thrust oars into the water
    • 1992, Hyŏndae Chosŏn munhak sŏnjip, sŏndae
      사공들은 좌우편에 벌려서서 노를 박으며 노래를 시작하였다.
      Sagongdeureun jwaupyeone beollyeoseoseo noreul bageumyeo noraereul sijakhayeotda.
      The boat crew,arranged from left to right,started singing as they thrusted their oars into the water.

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