No. 6,242 in Korean
시신이
"시신이" means "corpse" or "dead body" in English.
In a sentence
경찰은 숲에서 발견된 시신이 신원 불명이라고 발표했다.
The police announced that the body discovered in the forest was unidentified.
The term '시신이' refers to 'the body' in the context of a deceased person, with the particle '-이' marking it as the subject of the sentence.
그 윤리 강의에서는 시신이 인류학 연구에서 어떻게 사용되는지 논의했습니다.
The ethics lecture discussed how bodies are used in anthropological studies.
Here, '시신이' again refers to 'the body,' with '-이' marking it as the subject in a scientific and ethical context.
장례식에 온 사람들이 시신이가 운구되는 모습을 보며 눈물을 흘렸다.
People who came to the funeral shed tears as the body was being carried.
In this sentence, '시신이' is used to refer to a deceased body, and its role in the sentence is as the subject.
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