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-우-

affix | none |

-u-

A suffix used to mean causation.

-원

affix | intermediate |

-won

A suffix used to mean a public institution or an organization.

-원

affix | intermediate |

-won

A suffix used to mean a person who is engaged in something.

-원

affix | advanced |

-won

A suffix used to mean a facility for caring and raising living things.

-위

affix | none |

-wi

A suffix used to mean a committee.

-유

affix | none |

-yu

A suffix used to mean edible oil.

-yu

A suffix used to mean oil.

-율

affix | none |

-yul

A suffix used to mean a rule.

-율

affix | intermediate |

-yul

A suffix used to mean a ratio.

-으나

ending of a word | none |

-euna

A connective ending used to indicate that the preceding content and the following content are different.

-euna

A connective ending used when one's choice does not matter despite many options.

-으나마

ending of a word | none |

-eunama

A connective ending used when a certain situation is the condition for the following statement even though it is not satisfying.

-으냐

ending of a word | none |

-eunya

(formal, highly addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to ask a question.

-으냐고

ending of a word | none |

-eunyago

(informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used when asking a question that was already asked before.

-eunyago

(informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used when asking again about another person's question.

-으냐느니

ending of a word | none |

-eunyaneuni

A connective ending used to ask this way or ask that way.

-으니

ending of a word | none |

-euni

A connective ending used when the preceding statement is the cause, reason, or premise for the following statement.

-euni

A connective ending used to add another fact related to the preceding statement.

-으니

ending of a word | none |

-euni

A connective ending used to list words, thoughts, opinions, etc., that are usually the opposite of one another.

-으니

ending of a word | none |

-euni

(formal, moderately addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to state a truth or obvious fact.

-으니

ending of a word | none |

-euni

(formal, highly addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to ask a question.

-으니까

ending of a word | none |

-eunikka

A connective ending used to emphasize that the preceding statement is the cause, reason, or premise for the following statement.

-으니까는

ending of a word | none |

-eunikkaneun

A connective ending used to emphasize that the preceding statement is the cause, reason, or premise for the following statement.

-으니깐

ending of a word | none |

-eunikkan

A connective ending used to emphasize that the preceding statement is the cause, reason, or premise for the following statement.