No. 14,448 in Korean
묶은
"Tied" or "bound."
In a sentence
나는 책들을 묶은 후에 책상 위에 두었다.
I bundled the books together and placed them on the desk.
The word '묶은' here is used as the past tense of the verb '묶다', meaning 'to tie' or 'to bundle', indicating grouped books.
머리를 묶은 방식이 정말 예뻐요.
The way you've tied your hair is really beautiful.
In this context, '묶은' describes the tied-up state of the hair, derived from the action of binding.
그는 묶은 장작을 옮기기 시작했다.
He started carrying the bundled firewood.
Here, '묶은' refers to the firewood that has been bundled together, illustrating the effect of tying or bundling wood logs.
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