No. 2,161 in Korean
입을
The Korean word "입을" means "mouth" (object form) or refers to "wear" (as in clothing, depending on context).
In a sentence
그는 입을 열어서 진실을 말했다.
He opened his mouth and told the truth.
In this sentence, '입을' refers to 'mouth', emphasizing the act of speaking.
나는 내일 중요한 회의가 있어서 정장을 입을 거예요.
I will wear a suit tomorrow because I have an important meeting.
Here, '입을' means 'to wear', as in putting on formal attire.
우리는 서로를 처음 만나자마자 하얀 드레스를 입을 그녀의 모습을 상상했어요.
We imagined her wearing a white dress as soon as we first met.
In this context, '입을' indicates to don or put on clothing, referring to an imaginary scene.
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