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-다랗다

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Korean

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Etymology

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Pronunciation

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Romanizations
Revised Romanization?darata
Revised Romanization (translit.)?dalahda
McCune–Reischauer?tarat'a
Yale Romanization?talahta

Suffix

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다랗다 (-darata)

  1. Attached after adjectives and less commonly some roots; an intensifying suffix creating h-irregular adjectives
    (keo-, big) + ‎다랗다 (-darata, very) → ‎커다랗다 (keodarata, enormous)
    가늘 (ganeul-, thin) + ‎다랗다 (-darata, very) → ‎가느다랗다 (ganeudarata, very thin)
    (jjal-, short) + ‎다랗다 (-darata, very) → ‎짤따랗다 (jjalttarata, shorter than average; very short)

Usage notes

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  • When used after a root that ends with a (l), the (l) disappears.
  • When used after a root ending with the double badchim (lb), (b) disappears and (d) becomes tense.
  • Some forms of adjectives derived with this suffix must be borrowed from certain dialects as seen in 커다랗다 (keodarata) and 잗다랗다 (jatdarata).

Conjugation

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Alternative forms

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  • 따랗다 (-ttarata)after the badchim (lb)
  • 닿다 (-data)short form of 다랗다 (-darata)

Derived terms

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