No. 15,259 in Korean
배어
The Korean word "배어" can mean "to be bitten into" or "to be embedded."
In a sentence
바람이 세게 불어서 둥지가 나뭇가지에 배어 있다.
The wind blew strongly, so the nest is stuck in the tree branch.
In this sentence, '배어' is used to describe something being lodged or embedded within an object.
그의 이야기는 많은 감정이 배어 있다.
His story is imbued with a lot of emotions.
Here, '배어' expresses a metaphorical infusion or presence of emotional content in a narrative.
열심히 일한 결과가 뿌리 깊게 배어 있다.
The result of hard work is deeply rooted in the work.
In this case, '배어' denotes the ingrained or deeply incorporated state of a characteristic or result.
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