No. 2,160 in Korean
임기가
The Korean word "임기가" refers to a "term of office" or "tenure."
In a sentence
임기가 얼마 남지 않았다.
The term is almost over.
임기가 refers to a definite period during which someone holds office or a position. In this sentence, it indicates that the duration is nearing its end.
그의 임기가 내년까지이다.
His term lasts until next year.
임기가 is used to describe the fixed tenure or duration of a position, specifying its endpoint here.
새로운 임기가 시작된다.
A new term begins.
임기가 here signifies the commencement of a new tenure, indicating its beginning.
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