No. 16,097 in Korean
분을
"분을" can mean "anger" or "rage," depending on context, as a noun. It can also be part of grammatical constructions indicating "minutes" or honorific "person," depending on sentence structure.
In a sentence
그는 감정을 억누르지 못하고 분을 터뜨렸다.
He couldn't suppress his emotions and erupted in anger.
Here, '분을' refers to 'anger' or 'rage' as an emotion being expressed.
요리사가 특별한 재료로 만든 분을 소개했습니다.
The chef introduced a dish he made with special ingredients.
Here, '분을' (분) is associated with introducing or explaining 'a rice dish' in culinary context.
그녀는 30분을 기다렸다.
She waited for 30 minutes.
Here, '분을' refers to 'minutes' as a measure of time duration.
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