No. 5,451 in Korean
마리를
"마리를" is the accusative form of "머리," meaning "head" or "counter for animals" in Korean.
In a sentence
나는 강아지 한 마리를 기르고 있어요.
I am raising one puppy.
In this sentence, '마리를' is used as a classifier for counting animals, specifically indicating the quantity of one ('한') puppy.
그는 닭 두 마리를 사고 싶어 해요.
He wants to buy two chickens.
Here, '마리를' is again a classifier used for counting animals, referring to two ('두') chickens for purchase.
밭에 토끼 세 마리가 뛰어놀고 있어요.
Three rabbits are playing in the field.
The word '마리가' indicates the number of rabbits, three ('세'), doing the action in the sentence, used as part of counting animals.
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