This is the 1829th most frequent Korean word.
ira
"Ira" is not a standalone word in Korean. It could be part of a phrase or conjugation, such as "이라" (a form of the verb "이다" meaning "to be").
Here, '이다' is appended to '결과' to specify that it is the result, demonstrating 'ira' as a form of 'to be' or 'it is' in formal statements.
이것이 내가 선택한 결과이다.
This is the result I chose.
In this example, '일이' uses 'ira' in the implied declarative sense when discussing certain matters or events.
어떤 일이 있더라도 우리는 함께할 것이다.
No matter what happens, we will stay together.
Reference to '말이 사실이 아니었다' conveys a point about the truthfulness of statements, showcasing 'ira' in its verb form linking 'to be' negatively.