No. 3,228 in Korean
관을
"관을" is the object form of "관," meaning "coffin" or "tube" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
나는 관을 들고 마당으로 나갔다.
I carried the pipe to the yard.
Here, '관을' refers to a tubular object or pipe, which someone is carrying.
고대 왕들을 묻을 때 관을 사용했다.
When burying ancient kings, coffins were used.
In this case, '관을' refers to a burial coffin used for the deceased.
새로운 관을 설치하여 물이 잘 흐르도록 했다.
A new pipe was installed to facilitate water flow.
Here, '관을' is used to signify a pipe employed for water systems.
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