No. 13,768 in Korean
마을을
The Korean word "마을을" means "village" (with the object marker).
In a sentence
마을을 지나서 우리는 산에 도착했습니다.
Passing through the village, we arrived at the mountain.
'마을을' here is used as the object of the verb '지나서' (to pass), indicating the village we passed through.
그는 마을을 떠나 도시로 갔다.
He left the village and went to the city.
'마을을' is used as the object of the verb '떠나다' (to leave), showing the village that the subject left.
마을을 사랑하는 마음이 크다.
His love for the village is great.
'마을을' functions as the object of the verb '사랑하다' (to love), referring to the village that is loved.
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