No. 19,010 in Korean
아니쉬
"아니쉬" does not have a standard definition in Korean and may be a transliteration of a non-Korean name or term.
In a sentence
아니쉬는 오늘 학교에 갔어요.
Anish went to school today.
In this sentence, '아니쉬' is used as a proper noun representing someone's name: 'Anish'. It serves as the subject of the sentence.
우리 반 친구 아니쉬는 정말 친절해요.
Our classmate Anish is really kind.
Here, '아니쉬' is also a proper noun referring to a specific person named Anish, emphasizing his kindness.
아니쉬가 추천한 책을 읽어 보았어요.
I read the book recommended by Anish.
In this example, '아니쉬' is used to indicate the person who recommended the book, functioning as the topic in the sentence.
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