No. 14,072 in Korean
머리채를
"머리채를" means "hair," particularly referring to the long hair or locks on the head, often used in contexts implying grabbing or pulling.
In a sentence
그녀는 그의 머리채를 잡아당기며 화를 냈다.
She grabbed his hair angrily and yelled.
As a noun phrase '머리채를' refers to 'head of hair' as an object being acted upon.
머리채를 휘날리며 그녀는 바람 속으로 뛰어들었다.
With her hair flying, she dashed into the wind.
Here '머리채를' describes the visual effect of the hair being influenced by the wind.
파도가 몰아치며 그의 머리채를 적셨다.
The waves crashed, soaking his hair.
'머리채를' here is used to describe the physical impact on the hair by the waves.
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