박다

From First attested in the Worin seokbo (月印釋譜 / 월인석보), 1459, as Middle Korean 박다 (bakda).

• IPA^(key)[pa̠k̚t͈a̠]
• Phonetic Hangul[박따]

박다 • (bakda) (infinitive 박아, sequential 박으니)

1. (…을 …에) to drive; to ram; to hammer
2. (…을 …에) to hit; to bump; to crash
3. (…을 …에) to attach or insert
4. (…을 …에) to put into or in the middle
5. (…을 …에) to put a filling in food
6. (…을 …에) to press into a frame or plate
7. (…을 …에) to keep one's person in secret
8. (…을 …에) (often used in conjunction with eyes) to stare into a place
9. (…을 …에) to bend down or press down on one's head or face
10. (…을 …에) to bump one's head against a person
11. (…을 …에) (of plants) to take root.
12. (…을) to put letters or pictures on a printed page
13. (…에) to take a print or photograph
14. (…에) to sew by a thread
15. (…에) to articulate words and letters
16. (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to put on a list to make enemy
17. (North Korea) (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to linger in one's mind or memory

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18. (North Korea) (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to write down what is needed for reporting, decision, instruction, command, etc.

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19. (North Korea) (…을 …으로, …을 …을) to thrust oars into the water

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