What does 기다 in Korean mean?

What is the meaning of the word 기다 in Korean? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 기다 in Korean.

The word 기다 in Korean means crawl, creep, price, set value, wrinkle, scrumple, detain, keep waiting, waiting for, awaiting, wait for, await, waiting, be cut off, be broken, pull, draw, leave, set aside, pass over, turn over, draw, pull, review, reflect, beat, bang, pound, knock, feel tight, hurt, dump on, shift onto, pass along, blame, assign, entrust, deposit, mark, rank, decide, ugly, unattractive, blister, swell, dabble, greet, welcome, be delighted to, take off, undress, strip off, incite, instigate, encourage, feel pity for, have pity on, feel hurt, rotten, inscribe, engrave, carve, emerge, be formed, be born, hide, conceal, cover, cloak, wash out, wash off, advance, move up, break, violate, infringe, regard, consider, deem, move, transfer, undress, take off, insist, persist, make one laugh, cause laughter, win, beat, defeat, enjoy life, live it up, take care of, equip oneself for, be locked, be fasten, wait a minute, pull, draw, tug, enjoy, be fond of, have fun, squash, turn the pages, gather up, pack up, splash, spatter, spit, bound, give out an odor, reek of. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word 기다

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