U+AE30, 기
HANGUL SYLLABLE GI
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Dubeolsik input:r-l

[U+AE2F]
Hangul Syllables
[U+AE31]

Korean

Etymology 1

긲긳긵긶
긹긺긻긼긽
긾긿깁깂
깆깇깈깉깊깋
긔 ←→ 까

Syllable

(gi)

  1. A Hangul syllabic block made up of and .

Etymology 2

Of native Korean origin.

Suffix

—기 (-gi)

  1. (after the stem of a verb or an adjective) -ing; to ~; that ~
    • 나는 우유마시싫다.
      Naneun uyureul masigiga silta.
      I hate to drink milk.
    • 석이는 그림 그리잘한다.
      Seogineun geurim geurigireul jalhanda.
      Seok is good at drawing pictures.
    • 이것은 정부제대로 책임지 때문이다.
      Igeoseun jeongbuga jedaero chaegimjiji anatgi ttaemunida.
      This is due to the fact that the government didn't take on full responsibility.

Suffix

—기 (-gi)

  1. the action of; the process of; the method of; the act of; -tion; -ion
Synonyms

Etymology 3

Of native Korean origin.

Suffix

—기 (-gi)

  1. a suffix deriving a passive verb.
    • 안- (an, “to hug”) + -- (gi) + - (da) = 안기다 (an-gida, “to be hugged”)
      E.g. 엄마아기다. (Eommaneun agireul anatda., “Mom hugged her baby.”)엄마에게 아기다. (Eomma-ege agiga an-gieotda., “The baby was hugged by mom.”)

—기 (-gi)

  1. a suffix deriving a causative verb.
    • 안- (an, “to hug”) + -- (gi) + - (da) = 안기다 (an-gida, “to make sb hug”)
      E.g. 엄마아기다. (Eommaneun agireul anatda., “Mom hugged her baby.”)엄마에게 아기다. (Eommaneun ttarege agireul an-gieotda., “Mom made her daughter hug the baby.”)
Synonyms

Etymology 4

Korean reading of various Chinese characters.

Noun

(gi) (hanja )

  1. banner; flag

(gi) (hanja )

  1. life force; qi

(gi) (hanja )

  1. (chemistry) base

Suffix

—기 (-gi) (hanja -)

  1. the feeling of

—기 (-gi) (hanja -器)

  1. machine whose function is
Derived terms
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Syllable

(gi)

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