No. 3,806 in Korean
시신을
"시신을" means "a corpse" or "the body" (in the accusative form).
In a sentence
나는 시신을 존경심으로 다룬다.
I treat the body with respect.
The word '시신을' here refers to 'the body of a deceased person' and is used as the object of the sentence.
경찰은 사건 현장에서 시신을 발견했다.
The police found the body at the scene of the incident.
In this sentence, '시신을' is used to denote 'the remains of a deceased person,' likely in the context of an investigation.
영화에서 주인공은 시신을 묘지로 옮겼다.
In the movie, the protagonist moved the body to the cemetery.
Here, '시신을' is used as the direct object, referring to 'the corpse' that is being physically moved.
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