-군

군 Korean Etymology 1 Contracted from ko -구나; see there for more. Suffix I see; in the intimate style or in monologues, used to emphasize a new fact that the speaker has learned. ko 그렇-군. I see. ko 결국 ^탈레반-이 승리-했-군. The Taliban has won in the end, I see. ko 오늘-도 또 후덥지근-하-겠--군. So today will be stuffy and hot, too. Usage notes For verbs, the bare form cannot be used; it must be marked with tense/aspect, i.e. ko -는- present-tense suffix, ko -더- retrospective suffix, ko -었- past-tense suffix, ko -겠- future-tense suffix. This is not the case for adjectives. Etymology 2 軍 군 Pronunciation Suffix ko -꾼 North Korea Derived terms ko 일군<t:worker> 춤군<t:dancer> 낚시군<t:fisherman> 사냥군<t:hunter> 씨름군<t:wrestler> 살림군<t:housekeeper> 구경군<t:spectator, onlooker> 심부름군<t:courier> 이야기군<t:storyteller> 나무군<t:woodcutter> 털이군<t:pheasant hunter> 상(喪)두군<t:pallbearer> 상여(喪輿)군<t:pallbearer> 덜렁군<t:skittish person> 짐질군<t:pack horse> 짐군<t:burden-bearer> 모군(募軍)군<t:construction worker> 여마리군<t:spy, secret agent> 윷군<t:Yut player> 벼팔이군<t:rice merchant> 거간(居間)군<t:middleman, go-between> 소거간(居間)군<t:cattle merchant> 밀렵(密獵)군<t:poacher> 사기(詐欺)군<t:swindler> ko inflectional suffixes