Korean

Verb

입다 • ‎(ipda) ‎(infinitive 입어, sequential 입으니)

1. to wear, put on (clothes)
2. to enjoy (profit, favor)
3. to suffer (loss, harm)

Conjugation

Unlike most verbs whose stems end in ㅂ (b), 입다 (ipda) does not undergo the stem change ㅂ->우 before a vowel.

Alternative forms

• 닙다 (nipda) (obsolete)

Derived terms

• 입히다 (iphida, “to get someone dressed”)

Antonyms

• 벗다 (beotda, “to take off or remove something from one's self”)

See also

• 옷 (ot, “clothing, clothes”)
• 두르다 (dureuda, “to wrap; to wear”)
• 끼다 (kkida, “to wear, to put on (glasses, gloves, rings)”)
• 신다 (sinda, “to wear on one's feet”)
• 쓰다 (sseuda, “to wear (on the head)”)

Etymology 2

Of native Korean origin. ("wane")

Verb

입다 • ‎(ipda) ‎(infinitive 입어, sequential 입으니)

1. (obsolete) to wane, wither, compare evening

Alternative forms

• 이블다 (ibeulda) (obsolete, /ㅂ/ replaced the obsolete /ㅸ/.)
• 이울다 (iulda)

Synonyms

• 시들다 (sideulda)
• 쇠하다 (衰하다, soehada)

Adjective

입다 • ‎(ipda) ‎(infinitive 입어, sequential 입으니)

1. (obsolete) to be stupefied, tired, worn out
2. (obsolete) to be dim, faint, hazy, misty

Conjugation

Synonyms

References

• 南廣祐 編著, 敎學古語辭典, 敎學社, 2003, p.1162, 1182.