No. 1,959 in Korean
땀을
"땀을" means "sweat" (accusative form).
In a sentence
그는 땀을 흘리며 열심히 운동했다.
He worked out hard, sweating.
In this sentence, '땀을' is the object of the verb '흘리며', meaning 'sweating' in the context of doing hard work or physical activity.
긴장해서 땀을 많이 흘렸다.
He sweated a lot due to nervousness.
Here, '땀을' is used to indicate sweat as a result of an emotional state, serving as the object of the verb phrase '흘렸다', meaning 'sweated'.
뜨거운 날씨에 땀을 참을 수 없었다.
I could not bear the sweat in the hot weather.
In this sentence, '땀을' refers to the sweat experienced due to external environmental conditions, linked with the inability to endure it as described with the verb phrase '참을 수 없었다', meaning 'could not endure'.
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