No. 7,102 in Korean
젖은
Wet
In a sentence
젖은 옷을 벗어야 합니다.
You need to take off the wet clothes.
Here, '젖은' is used as an adjective describing '옷', meaning 'wet'.
빗물이 떨어져 나의 머리가 젖은 상태가 되었다.
The falling rainwater made my hair wet.
In this sentence, '젖은' modifies '상태', functioning as an adjective to describe the 'state'.
최대한 물을 피해 걷지만 신발이 이미 젖은 느낌이다.
Although I try to avoid water, my shoes already feel wet.
The term '젖은' is used attributively to '느낌', conveying that the feeling is related to wetness.
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