No. 6,478 in Korean
여는
"여는" means "opening" or "someone/thing that opens" depending on context.
In a sentence
그녀는 문을 여는 중입니다.
She is opening the door.
The word '여는' here is the present tense form of '열다' (to open) used as a modifier for '문' (door), indicating the action happening currently.
여는 날의 시간은 오전 9시입니다.
The opening day's time is 9 AM.
In this sentence, '여는' modifies the noun '날' (day), describing the specific 'opening day' timeframe.
여는 사람이 없다면 문을 닫으세요.
If there is no one opening the door, please close it.
'여는 사람' combines '여는' (opening) and '사람' (person), describing 'the person opening' as a subject in the conditional clause.
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