No. 2,191 in Korean
정한
"정한" (jeonghan) means "determined" or "decided."
In a sentence
나는 우리가 정한 규칙을 따라야 한다고 생각해.
I think we should follow the rules we decided upon.
Here, '정한' is used as the past participle form of the verb '정하다,' meaning 'to decide' or 'to establish,' and it describes the rules that were decided or set.
정한 날짜에 꼭 연락할게요.
I will definitely contact you on the determined date.
In this sentence, '정한' describes the date that has been predetermined or mutually agreed upon.
그가 정한 목표는 정말 도전적이다.
The goal he set is truly challenging.
Here, '정한' refers to the goal that the person decided or established for themselves.
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