"-는-" meaning in Korean

See -는- in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Suffix

IPA: [nɯn] [SK-Standard, Seoul] Forms: [canonical], -neun- [romanization]
Etymology: From Middle Korean ᄂᆞ (Yale: -no-), representing a merger of two independent Old Korean suffixes: 飛 (*-no-) and 臥 (*-nwu-). It is usually thought that 臥 (*-nwu-), despite the vowel shift, was closer to the present-tense meaning and that 飛 (*-no-) may have been a continuous aspect-marking suffix. The reduplicated form 는 (-neun-) is used since the seventeenth century, except in certain contexts (see below) where the syncopated form ㄴ (-n) is used after vowels. Etymology templates: {{inh|ko|okm|-}} Middle Korean, {{m|okm|-ᄂᆞ-|tr=-}} ᄂᆞ, {{okm-l|-ᄂᆞ-|-no-}} ᄂᆞ (Yale: -no-), {{der|ko|oko|-}} Old Korean, {{m|oko|飛|tr=*-no-}} 飛 (*-no-), {{m|oko|臥|tr=*-nwu-}} 臥 (*-nwu-), {{m|oko|臥|tr=*-nwu-}} 臥 (*-nwu-), {{m|oko|飛|tr=*-no-}} 飛 (*-no-), {{lang|ko|口訣學會 제21회 共同硏究會 發表論文集}} 口訣學會 제21회 共同硏究會 發表論文集, {{lang|ko|口訣學會 제54회 共同硏究會 發表論文集}} 口訣學會 제54회 共同硏究會 發表論文集, {{m|ko|-는-}} 는 (-neun-), {{m|ko|-ㄴ}} ㄴ (-n) Head templates: {{ko-pos|suffix}} 는 • (-neun-)
  1. A present tense-marking suffix for verbs; it attaches directly to the stem, including the honorific 으시 (-eusi-), and precedes another verbal suffix. Tags: morpheme Synonyms: (-n-) (english: see Usage notes) Derived forms: 는구나 (-neun'guna), 는다 (-neunda), 는다지 (-neundaji), 는단다 (-neundanda) Related terms: (-neun, present-tense adnominal marker), 는가 (-neun'ga)

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