No. 1,302 in Korean
눈이
"눈이" means "eyes" or "snow" (subject particle attached).
In a sentence
눈이 내리고 있어요.
Snow is falling.
In this sentence, '눈이' refers to 'snow' in Korean, acting as the subject of the sentence.
그녀의 눈이 아름다워요.
Her eyes are beautiful.
Here, '눈이' means 'eyes,' indicating possession and serving as the sentence's subject.
눈이 너무 많이 와서 길이 미끄러워요.
It snowed too much, so the roads are slippery.
'눈이' again refers to 'snow' and is used to indicate the weather condition as the sentence subject.
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