캐다
Meanings
Verb
1. to dig up/out, to mine (transitive)
2. to probe (into), to delve (into) (figuratively, transitive)
Pronunciation
kaeda
Examples6
가삐라고 니가 캤나?
Was it you who told me to go away?
굶주리면 풀뿌리라도 캐먹는다.
When you are starving, you will dig up and eat even the roots of weeds.
고구마를 캐다
to dig up sweet potatoes
여서 그런 말이 와 나오는데예? — 와 나오기는? 니가 안 캤나?
Why are you bringing that up right now? — Why am I bringing it up it? Wasn't it you who said it first?
손주가 지진 났을 때 '할매 안 무섭더나' 카더라. 내가 '할매는 안 무섭다' 그랬다. '할매는 지진보다 더 무서운 동란도 봤다'고 캤다.
When there was the earthquake, my grandchild said, "Grandmother, weren't you scared?" I told them, "Grandmother isn't scared." I said, "I've seen a war which was even scarier than an earthquake."
김을 저게 부섴에다 옇어, 김이 탈라 캤아.
She placed the seaweed on the furnace and the laver burned.