No. 463 in Korean
손을
"손을" means "hand" (object marking particle).
In a sentence
그는 손을 내밀어 도움을 요청했습니다.
He extended his hand to ask for help.
In this sentence, "손을" refers to the physical hand being extended as a gesture of seeking assistance.
나는 손을 씻고 식사를 시작했어요.
I washed my hands and started eating.
Here, "손을" represents the act of washing one's hands, a typical action before a meal in many cultures.
그녀는 손을 흔들며 친구에게 인사했습니다.
She waved her hand to greet her friend.
In this case, "손을" relates to the movement of the hand used in a greeting gesture.
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