Korean vocabulary list:
comparison / criterion
- 겸–A bound noun used to indicate that something or someone can act as both one thing and another
- 고–A postpositional particle used to list two or more things and choose them on an equal basis
- 곤–A connective ending used when the preceding statement is the premise or condition of the following statement
- 과–A postpositional word used to indicate the subject of comparison or the object that serves as a basis
- 그러니까–that is to say
- 그리하여–that's how
- 김–A bound noun used to refer to a chance or occasion for doing something
- 까지–A postpositional particle used to go beyond the normal degree
- 나–A postpositional particle used to indicate that one acts in a certain manner, though it is untrue
- 다–A postpositional particle used when further clarifying the meaning of the preceding statement
- 대–versus
- 대로–A postpositional particle used when following what the preceding statement points to or doing something in such a way
- 대로–A bound noun indicating something is the same as a certain state or situation
- 둥–A bound noun used to indicate that a person does not do a certain act properly
- 든지–A postpositional particle used when it does not matter which one is chosen
- 듯–A bound noun used when the following statement is the same or almost the same as the preceding statement
- 듯이–A bound noun used when the following statement is the same or almost the same as the preceding statement
- 따라–A postpositional particle used to mean "different from the usual for no particular reason."
- 딴–A bound noun meaning one's own thought or standard
- 라도–A postpositional word used to indicate that it is not the best option but the most acceptable among many options
- 랑–A postpositional particle used to indicate that something is the subject of a comparison or subject of a standard
- 만–A postpositional particle that indicates the speaker's least expectation
- 만큼–A postpositional particle indicating what is of a similar level or limit to the preceding words
- 만큼–An expression used to indicate that something is of the same quantity or level as the preceding statement
- 맞–A prefix used to mean "doing something against someone" or "similar to each other."
- 못–not
- 보다–A postpositional particle that indicates the subject of a comparison when comparing different things
- 에–in; for; as; according to; depending on; per; against; compared to; with
- 에서–A postpositional particle used to indicate that the preceding word refers to a criterion for comparison
- 와–A postpositional particle used to indicate that something is the subject of a comparison or subject of a standard
- 으로–A postpositional particle that indicates a thought about something
- 의–A postpositional particle used to indicate that the referent of the preceding word limits the properties or amount of the referent of the following word or that two words are on an equal footing
- 이고–A postpositional particle used to list two or more things and choose them on an equal basis
- 이나–A postpositional particle used to indicate that one acts in a certain manner though it is untrue
- 이든지–A postpositional particle used when it does not matter which one is chosen
- 이라도–A postpositional particle used to indicate that it is not the best option but the most acceptable among many options
- 이라야–A postpositional particle used when the thing is only possible as a precondition of something
- 이렇듯–An abbreviated word for '이러하듯' (a conjugated form of '이러하다' (be like this))
- 준-–A prefix used to indicate a certain role or qualification falls short of but is comparable to the one denoted by the noun it is attached to
- 줄–A bound noun used to refer to a similar level or degree
- 처럼–A postpositional particle used when something is similar or identical to something else in shape or level
- 하고–A postpositional particle used to indicate that something is the subject of, or a basis for, comparison