No. 18,023 in Korean
수상해
"Suspicious" or "fishy."
In a sentence
저 사람이 수상해.
That person is suspicious.
Here, '수상해' is used to describe the suspicion towards a person's behavior.
이 물건은 수상해 보인다.
This item looks suspicious.
In this case, '수상해' is used to indicate that an object appears suspicious or untrustworthy.
뜰에 수상해 보이는 게 있어.
There is something suspicious looking in the garden.
Here, '수상해' is applied to something seen in the garden that raises concern or curiosity.
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