쑤시다

Of native Korean origin. From Middle Korean ᄡᅲ시다 (Yale: psywusita)

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쑤시다 • (ssusida) (infinitive 쑤셔 or 쑤시어, sequential 쑤시니)

1. (transitive) to pick; to poke

   칼로 배를 쑤시다.

   kallo baereul ssusida.

   to poke a stomach with a knife.

   이쑤시개로 이빨을 쑤시다.

   issusigaero ippareul ssusida.

   to pick your teeth with a toothpick.

2. (transitive) to tuck into; to stuff into; to cram into

   빨리먹기대회에서 이기기 위하여 입에 음식을 마구 쑤셔넣다.

   ppallimeokgidaehoeeseo igigi wihayeo ibe eumsigeul magu ssusyeoneota.

   to cram food into one's mouth to win a competitive eating contest.

3. to stir; to incite
4. to investigate to find out the hidden facts.
5. to squeeze into a company, agency or organization for the purpose of finding a job or establishing a relationship.

• 쑤시개 (ssusigae, “poker, picker”)
• 이쑤시개 (issusigae, “toothpick”)

• 쏘시개 (ssosigae, “spill, kindler”)
• 불쏘시개 (bulssosigae, “spill, kindler”)

Of native Korean origin. From Middle Korean 쓔시다 (Yale: sswusita)

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쑤시다 • (ssusida) (infinitive 쑤셔 or 쑤시어, sequential 쑤시니)

1. ache; throb; sore

   어제 너무 무리했더니 온몸이 쑤시네.

   eoje neomu murihaetdeoni onmomi ssusine.

   I worked so hard yesterday that my whole body is aching.