No. 2,391 in Korean
권리
"권리" means "right" or "entitlement."
In a sentence
모든 사람은 자유롭게 말할 권리를 가지고 있습니다.
Everyone has the right to speak freely.
Here, '권리' refers to a fundamental human entitlement or a right that is universally acknowledged.
학생들은 교육 받을 권리를 누려야 한다.
Students should enjoy the right to education.
In this context, '권리' signifies a legal or moral entitlement to receive education.
그는 자신의 권리를 주장했습니다.
He asserted his rights.
Here, '권리' denotes a personal or individual right that one claims or defends.
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