ᆯ지

Korean

Etymology

Of native Korean origin.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key)[ɭt͡ɕ͈i]
  • Phonetic Hangul[]
Revised Romanization? lji
Revised Romanization (translit.)? lji
McCune–Reischauer? lchi
Yale Romanization? lqci

Suffix

—ᆯ지 (-lji)

  1. Connects the posterior clause with a vague question about the prior one, in the future tense.
    이제 무엇을 해서 먹고 살지 걱정태산이다.
    Ije mueoseul haeseo meokgo salji geokjeong-i taesanida.
    How would I earn my living now? I'm very worried.
  2. An intimate style interrogative suffix with a vague question, in the future tense; usually appears in an indirect quotation.
    여행, 어디로 갈지정했?
    Yeohaeng, eodiro galjineun jeonghaenni?
    Did you plan where to go?

Usage notes

The suffix ᆯ지 (lji) takes the sequential form of a verb, an adjective, or 이다 (ida, “to be”).

See also

  • ᆫ지 (nji, present tense for adjectives)
  • 는지 (neunji, present tense for verbs)
  • 던지 (deonji, past retrospect)
  • ᆯ는지 (lleunji, future)
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