Korean

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Etymology

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Compare 니껴 (-nikkyeo), 습니꺼 (-seumnikkeo), 시니껴 (-sinikkyeo), which are also used in different areas of Northern and Southern Gyeongsang Province.

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십니꺼 (-simnikkeo)

  1. A Gyeongsang form of 습니까 (-seumnikka).
    • 1979 November 9, 이이호 [iiho], “등신 학자 [deungsin hakja]”, in 한국구비문학대계 [han'gukgubimunhakdaegye]‎[1], 경상북도 성주군 가천면 [gyeongsangbukdo seongjugun gacheonmyeon]:
      아이고 아무 어른, 꼬리 조심하 는데 우예 그냥 놔뒀습니꺼? 그거 어옜십니꺼?
      Aigo amu eoreun, mal kkori josimha-ra kaen-neunde uye geunyang nwadwot-seumnikkeo? Geugeo eoyetsimnikkeo?
      My goodness, any adult would say to be careful of what you say, how did you just leave it there? What happened to it?