stance / guess / conviction

• 거

  –A bound noun used to indicate a speaker's guess, conviction, etc
• 것

  –A bound noun used to indicate one's confidence or emphasis regarding a certain fact
• 는가

  –A sentence-final ending used when the speaker is asking himself/herself or assuming something
• 던가

  –A sentence-final ending used to ask oneself or assume about a fact of the past
• 듯

  –A bound noun used to indicate one's guess or assumption
• 듯이

  –A bound noun used to indicate one's guess or assumption
• 라도

  –A postpositional word that indicates the speaker's doubt or question about an unclear fact
• 려고

  –(informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to doubt a given situation and ask again about it
• 마는

  –A postpositional particle used when accepting the preceding content while also stating a question about it, a situation that contradicts to it, etc
• 만

  –A bound noun indicating that the action meant by the preceding statement is possible
• 모양

  –A bound noun used to indicate that a person guesses or assumes that something would be a certain way
• 바

  –A bound noun used to emphasize one's opinion
• 보다

  –An auxiliary adjective used to indicate that the act or state mentioned in the preceding statement is guessed by or is known to the speaker, though not precisely
• 아니다

  –not
• 었

  –A ending of a word used to assertively state that the future event will be like that
• 이라도

  –A postpositional particle that indicates the speaker's doubt or question about an unclear fact
• 자고

  –(informal addressee-lowering) A sentence-final ending used to emphatically state the speaker's thoughts or argument to the listener
• 터

  –A bound noun meaning one’s plan, guess, or will