No. 3,616 in Korean
병을
"병을" means "bottle" or "disease" (object marker attached).
In a sentence
나는 물을 담을 병을 샀어요.
I bought a bottle to store water.
In this sentence, '병을' (bottle) is the object of the verb '샀어요' (bought), indicating an item that the speaker purchased for a specific purpose.
그는 병을 치료하기 위해 약을 먹었어요.
He took medicine to treat his illness.
Here, '병을' denotes 'illness' and acts as the object of the verb '치료하기 위해' (in order to treat), emphasizing the purpose of taking medication.
우리는 작은 병을 발견했어요.
We found a small bottle.
In this example, '병을' refers to 'a small bottle,' the object of the verb '발견했어요' (found), describing what was discovered.
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