| in English | in Korean | S |
|---|---|---|
| to deify | 모시다 |
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Memory Tip:
Associate “모시다” with “carrying someone on your shoulders” as a sign of utmost respect—imagine literally lifting a revered elder or deity to help you remember its meaning of deifying or honoring.
Explanation:
모시다 is used honorifically to refer to serving or enshrining someone held in high esteem. It can imply deification in the sense of revering—a nuance often seen in ancestral or spiritual contexts.
Synonyms:
• 숭배하다 (sungbaehada) – to worship
• 경배하다 (gyeongbaehada) – to pay homage to
Conjugations (using standard polite and plain forms):
Infinitive:
모시다 (mosida)
Present:
Plain: 모신다 (mosinda)
Polite: 모십니다 (mosimnida)
Past:
Plain: 모셨다 (mosyeotda)
Polite: 모셨습니다 (mosyeotseumnida)
Future:
Plain: 모실 것이다 (mosil geosida)
Polite: 모실 것입니다 (mosil geosimnida)
Present Progressive:
Plain: 모시고 있다 (mosigo itda)
Polite: 모시고 있습니다 (mosigo itseumnida)
Imperative:
Plain: 모셔라 (mosyeora)
Polite: 모시세요 (mosiseyo)
Example Sentences with Romanization:
1. 고대 사람들은 조상들을 모셨다.
Romanization: “Godae saramdeureun josang-deureul mosyeotda.”
(The ancient people deified their ancestors.)
2. 나는 어머니를 모십니다.
Romanization: “Naneun eomeonireul mosimnida.”
(I honor/deify my mother.)
3. 그들은 신을 모시는 의식을 거행했다.
Romanization: “Geudeureun sineul mosineun uisik-eul geohaenghaetda.”
(They performed a ceremony to deify the deity.)
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