Korean vocabulary list:
derivational role
- 깔–A suffix used to mean a state or a quality
- 누리-–A bound form meaning “to enjoy, to live happily,” used to express delight in life, benefits, or worldly happiness
- 둥이–A suffix used to mean a person who has a certain characteristic or is related to it
- 들이–A suffix used to mean a container to hold that amount of something
- 뜨기–A suffix used to mean a person with negative characteristics
- 라는–An expression used to quote someone while modifying the following noun
- 력–A suffix used to mean a calendar
- 력–A suffix used to mean an ability or a power
- 령–A suffix used to mean the territory of a country
- 령–A suffix used to mean a hill or a ridge
- 령–A suffix used to mean a law or an order
- 론–A suffix used to mean a discipline or an academic field that studies that
- 롭다–A suffix that means "being so" or "deserving that" and makes the word an adjective
- 료–A suffix used to mean a fee
- 류–A suffix used to mean a kind
- 류–A suffix used to mean a characteristic or unique tendency
- 률–A suffix used to mean a rate or ratio
- 률–A suffix used to mean rules
- 맞–A prefix used to mean "doing something against someone" or "similar to each other."
- 민–A suffix used to mean people, compatriots, or nationals
- 뱅이–A suffix used to mean a person or object with that characteristic
- 버-–A bound verb stem used in words such as 버리다, carrying the meaning “to throw away, to discard, to end up doing.” Functions as a base form in derivational verb creation
- 부르-–A bound verb stem used to form verbs such as 부르다 (“to call, to name, to sing”), functioning as a base for words relating to calling or vocal expression
- 스럽다–A suffix used to mean "having that quality" and makes the word an adjective
- 액–liquid
- 엇–A prefix used to mean "in the manner of going crisscross."
- 율–A suffix used to mean a ratio
- 율–A suffix used to mean a rule
- 의–A postpositional particle used to modify the following word with the meaning properties of the preceding postpositional word
- 이다–A predicate particle indicating the meaning of the attribute or category of the thing that the subject of the sentence refers to
- 자는–An expression used to quote a remark such as a suggestion, recommendation, etc., while modifying the following noun
- 작은–A prefix used to mean "not the eldest."
- 잡–A prefix used to mean "several things being mixed" or "small, trivial, and thus insignificant."
- 쟁이–A suffix used to mean "a person who has a lot of that quality" or "a person who usually does something."
- 증–A suffix used to mean a symptom or a disease
- 증–A suffix used to mean a certificate
- 째–A suffix used to mean "as it is" or all
- 쯤–A suffix used to mean an approximate amount
- 치레–A suffix used to mean "to go through something."
- 친–A prefix used to mean "related by blood."
- 큰–A prefix used to mean "firstborn."
- 투성이–A suffix used to mean "a state of having too much of something" or "an object or a person in such a state."
- 핫–A prefix used to mean "being stuffed with cotton."
- 헛–A prefix used to mean "groundless" or "fruitless."
- 홑–A prefix used to mean "in a single layer" or "only one or alone."