입다

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Korean

Pronunciation

Romanizations
Revised Romanization?ipda
Revised Romanization (translit.)?ibda
McCune–Reischauer?ipta
Yale Romanization?ipta

Etymology 1

Of native Korean origin. ("wear")

Verb

입다 (ipda) (infinitive 입어, sequential 입으니)

  1. to wear, put on (clothes)
    그녀는 핑크색 블라우스를 입고 있었다.
    geunyeoneun pingkeusaek beullauseureul ipgo isseotda.
    She was wearing a pink blouse.
  2. to enjoy (profit, favor)
  3. to suffer (loss, harm)
Conjugation

Unlike most verbs whose stems end in (b), 입다 (ipda) does not undergo the stem change ㅂ->우 before a vowel.

Alternative forms
Derived terms
  • 입히다 (iphida, “to get someone dressed”)
Antonyms
  • 벗다 (beotda, “to take off or remove something from one's self”)
See also
  • (ot, “clothing, clothes”)
  • 두르다 (dureuda, “to wrap; to wear”)
  • 끼다 (kkida, “to wear, to put on (glasses, gloves, rings)”)
  • 신다 (sinda, “to wear on one's feet”)
  • 쓰다 (sseuda, “to wear (on the head)”)

Etymology 2

Of native Korean origin. ("wane")

Verb

입다 (ipda) (infinitive 입어, sequential 입으니)

  1. (obsolete) to wane, wither
Alternative forms
Synonyms

Adjective

입다 (ipda) (infinitive 입어, sequential 입으니)

  1. (obsolete) to be stupefied, tired, worn out
  2. (obsolete) to be dim, faint, hazy, misty

Conjugation

Synonyms
tired, worn out

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dim, faint

References

  • 南廣祐 編著, 敎學古語辭典, 敎學社, 2003, p.1162, 1182.