No. 5,092 in Korean
남고
"남고" means "remaining" or "leftover" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
시험 후에 시간이 남고 친구들과 놀고 싶었다.
After the test, there was leftover time, and I wanted to hang out with friends.
The word '남고' here expresses the concept of remaining or leftovers associated with time in this context.
서점에서 할인을 받아 돈이 남고 책을 더 샀다.
After getting a discount at the bookstore, there was extra money, so I bought more books.
Here, '남고' is used to indicate that there is surplus or remaining amount regarding money.
캠핑장에서 음식을 많이 준비해서 남고 다음 날에도 먹었다.
We prepared a lot of food at the campsite, so there was leftover food, which we ate the next day.
In this sentence, '남고' conveys the meaning of leftover in terms of prepared food quantities.
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