No. 1,931 in Korean
달린
"달린" means "ran" or "attached," depending on context.
In a sentence
열심히 달린 아이가 상을 받았어요.
The child who ran hard received an award.
In this sentence, '달린' is the past attributive form of '달리다' (to run), describing the child who exerted effort in running.
자동차에 달린 장비를 점검하세요.
Check the equipment installed on the car.
Here, '달린' is used in the sense of 'being attached or mounted,' illustrating its attributive form of the verb '달리다' (to be attached).
날개가 달린 동물은 대부분 새입니다.
Animals with wings are mostly birds.
In this context, '달린' relates to the concept of having something attached or connected, specifically wings on animals, and it functions attributively to describe the animals.
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