닐위다

Middle Korean

Etymology

From 닐다 (nil-ta, “to rise, to lift oneself”) +‎ 우 (-Gwu-, causative suffix) +‎ 이 (-i-, causative suffix).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /nilɣujta/, [nilɣujda]

Verb

닐〯위〯다〮 (nǐlGwǔytá)

1. to cause to rise, to cause to emerge, to bring about

   Synonym: 일우다 (ilGwuta, “to cause to happen, to cause to occur”)

   • 1459, 月印釋譜 / 월인석보 [Worin seokbo], page 14:33a:

     過(광〮)去(컹〮)集(찝〮)이〮 現(ᅘᅧᆫ〮)在(ᄍᆡᆼ〮)苦(콩〯)ᄅᆞᆯ〮 닐〯위〯오〮 現(ᅘᅧᆫ〮)在(ᄍᆡᆼ〮)集(찝〮)이〮 未(밍〮)來(ᄅᆡᆼ)苦(콩〯) 닐〯위〮요ᄆᆞᆯ〮 […]

     KWÁ.KHÉ.CCÍP-í HHYÉN.CCÓY.KHWǑ-lól nǐlGwǔyGwó HHYÉN.CCÓY.CCÍP-í MÍ.LÒY.KHWǑ nǐlGwúyywòm-ól […]

     […] that the craving of the past causes present suffering to rise, and the craving of the present causes future suffering to rise.

Conjugation

Accentual class R-R! stem

Declarative	Connective	Infinitive	Conditional
닐〯위〯다〮 (nǐlGwǔytá)	닐〯위〯오〮 (nǐlGwǔyGwó)	닐〯위여〮 (nǐlGwùyyé)	닐〯위면〮 (nǐlGwùymyén)