English–Korean

“humid” in Korean

Korean

Pronunciation

Romanizationseupada

Example

장마철이라 방이 습해요.chang ma cheo ri ra pang i seu pae yo

Because it is the rainy season, the room is humid.

Illustration for 습하다 (humid)

How to say “humid” in Korean

“Humid” in Korean is 습하다 (seupada).

Moisture fills the air or surroundings, making them feel clammy and uncomfortable.

Full entry for 습하다: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 습하다

빨래가 잘 안 말라서 집이 습해요.ppal lae ga chal an mal la seo chi bi seu pae yo

The house is humid because the laundry does not dry well.

Tips for using 습하다

  • A room can be 습하다 (seupada, "to be humid") when its air feels heavy with moisture, even if no surface is visibly wet.

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