No. 3,282 in Korean
금할
"금할" means "to forbid" or "to prohibit."
In a sentence
그의 행동은 참으로 금할 수 없을 정도로 놀라웠다.
His actions were astonishing to an extent that they could not be restrained.
금할 is used to express the inability to restrain or inhibit something.
나는 나의 기쁨을 금할 길이 없었다.
I couldn’t restrain my joy.
금할 is employed to denote the inability to suppress feelings or emotions.
그는 자신의 충동을 금하는 법을 배워야 한다.
He needs to learn how to control his impulses.
금할, in this context, refers to managing or inhibiting impulses.
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