to be subjected to (something)
This expression is added to words indicating actions to make them passive. In particular, it is used to express the act of being rejected by someone else or the experiencing of something unwanted or unpleasant.
This expression can be used as both a verb and a suffix. When used as a verb, the particle 을/를 precedes it, and when used as a suffix, it attaches directly to the preceding noun.
2. The following chart shows action verbs and their passive counterparts with -당하다 attached.
To be the -- often helpless -- subject of an action, performed by someone else, that has a negative consequence for the subject.
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