그리지

그리지

The word "그리지" does not have an inherent meaning in standard Korean; it may be a colloquial expression, misspelling, or part of a phrase. Context is needed.

In this sentence, '그리지' is the conjugated form of the verb '그리다' (to draw) in the negative imperative '말라고'. This usage addresses the action of drawing and negates it.

그리지 말라고 했잖아요.

I told you not to draw it.

Here, '그리지' is part of the negated phrase '그리지 않아도', meaning 'don't have to draw'. It demonstrates a polite way to indicate that the action is not obligatory.

그리지 않아도 됩니다.

You don't have to draw it.

In this sentence, '그리지 않은' is used to describe a picture (그림) that has not been drawn. This usage illustrates a descriptive clause formed with the verb 'to draw' in the negative perfect aspect.

그리지 않은 그림이 마음에 들어요.

I like the undrawn picture.