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수줍다 sujubda

The heart-fluttering, breathless hesitation and blushing modesty experienced around someone you're romantically drawn to.

What does 수줍다 mean?

수줍다 (sujubda) means: The heart-fluttering, breathless hesitation and blushing modesty experienced around someone you're romantically drawn to.

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How it's actually used

  • 그 사람이 고백했을 때, 수줍은 미소만 지었어요.
    geu sarami gobaekhaesseul ttae, sujeubeun misoman jieosseoyo.
    When they confessed their feelings, I could only manage a shy, fluttering smile.
    💡 Reveals how the word paints the classic physical reaction to sudden romantic affection.
  • 네가 그렇게 쳐다보면 나 너무 수줍단 말이야.
    nega geureoke chyeodabomyeon na neomu sujeubdan mariya.
    When you look at me like that, I get all shy and flustered.
    💡 Shows the playful, slightly teasing way modern couples use it to acknowledge mutual attraction.
  • 수줍게 건네는 손길에 마음이 확 녹아버렸어.
    sujubge geonneneun songire maeumi hwak nogabeoryeosseo.
    My heart completely melted at the bashfully hesitant touch they offered.
    💡 Connects the physical hesitation of the word directly to a moment of intense romantic melting.

Related words in Emotions & Feelings

웃프다 ut-peu-da아이고 aigo안달나다 An-dal-na-da아쉬움 aswium배가 아프다 baega apeuda

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