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여 Korean Pronunciation Etymology 1 From ko okm - -야〮 -yá, as in ᄒᆞ〮야〮 hóy-á. It is believed that at an ancient stage, the stem of ᄒᆞ다〮 hò-tá was actually ko *ᄒᆡ- (Yale: *hoy-). At that stage, the infinitive of the stem would have regularly been ᄒᆞ〮야〮 hó-yá. However, this older infinitive was retained even when the stem was monophthongized in other contexts, producing the irregular allomorph of the infinitive suffix (Vovin 2010, p. 27). Suffix ko formal ko -어 infinitive/connective suffix, used after the stem of ko 하다. ko 다수-의 적군-을 발견하-여 속전속결-로 격파-하였습니다. Having discovered a large number of enemy forces, we have swiftly put them to rout. ko North Korean formal ko -어 infinitive/connective suffix, used after i- and y-stem verbs ko 드디여 련결되-여 있-습니다. Finally, it's connected. ko 평양2407 사용설명서 개인식별번호차단해제열쇠(PUK) 사용방법 거기-에 씌-여진 PUK1(8 자리수자)-을 입력하-십시오. Please enter PUK1 (8 digit number) that is written there. Usage notes In less formal language, ko 하여 is always contracted to ko 해#하여 해. Because the intimate style is never formal by definition, ko 하여 can never replace ko 해 in such contexts. For the second sense, i- and y-stem verbs include stems ending in ko ㅣ, ko ㅐ, ko ㅔ, ko ㅚ, ko ㅟ, and ko ㅢ. Alternative forms ko -야 archaic Etymology 2 vocative From ko okm - -ㅣ여〮 -yyé, -여〮 -yé, from ko oko 亦 *-ye, oko 也 *-ye. See the main entry for more. Particle particle ko -이여 exclamatory vocative particle O Post-vowel allomorphic ko 눈보라-에-도 푸른 소나무-여 O pine tree, green despite the snowstorm Etymology 3 See the main entry. Particle particle ko -요 politeness-adding particle colloquial ko 네 알-겠--어-여 ㅎㅎ Yes okay ^^ ㅎㅎ//hh Etymology 4 See the main entry. Particle particle ko -이여 dialectal connective particle for enumerating nouns and Etymology 5 Sino-Korean suffixes; see the main entries. Suffix suffix See the entry at ko 여#餘 여(餘) of a numeral somewhat more than.