What does 아파 mean?
아파 means "It hurts." in Korean.
How it works here
‘아파’ is the informal present form of ‘아프다’, describing current pain.
Dictionary form
아프다
For a part of the body to hurt or be painful.
‘아프다’ commonly describes pain itself rather than naming a diagnosis. It is used as ‘아파’ or ‘아파요’.
When it's used
Used to briefly describe pain in a particular part of the body.
The line
아 엉덩이 아파.
Ah, my butt hurts.
Said briefly because of physical pain.
Scene from “스키지컬: 8 (SKZ-ical: 8)｜[SKZ CODE] Ep.103” · Channel: Stray Kids Watch on YouTube
More examples
머리가 아파서 약을 먹었어.
I took medicine because my head hurt.
목이 아파요.
My throat hurts.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
아파
아 엉덩이 아파.
Ah, my butt hurts.
- A body part tingling and feeling numb.
- A body part burning and becoming red.
- A body part suddenly cramping and becoming stiff.
- A body part hurting or feeling painful.
Show the answer
A body part hurting or feeling painful.
‘아프다’ commonly describes pain itself rather than naming a diagnosis. It is used as ‘아파’ or ‘아파요’.
Other words in this line
- 엉덩이
- Buttocks
Same expression in other scenes
- 아프다 — To be physically or emotionally hurt
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