Korean

키다

키다
Meaning: for liquid to go down the wrong way; also a variant of 키우다, to raise or grow
Part of Speech: Verb

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Verb inflections

Form Inflected form
Base 키다
Present 킨다
Polite 켜요
Formal 킵니다
Past 켰다
Past + Polite 켰어요
Guess + Polite 키겠어요
Connective 키고
Conditional 키면
Volitional 키자
Imperative 켜라
Imperative + Polite 키세요
Attributive 키는 / /

Example

When I drink too quickly, water keeps going down the wrong way.

Usage Notes

The sentence uses the choking-on-liquid sense. The raise or grow sense is normally expressed with 키우다 in standard modern Korean.

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