No. 4,326 in Korean
키가
"키가" means "height (as in stature) is" in English.
In a sentence
그는 키가 매우 큽니다.
He is very tall.
Here, '키가' (kiga) refers to the person's height, playing the role of the subject in the statement where the verb '큽니다' (keumnida) describes the attribute of tallness linked to the height.
그녀는 키가 작지만 농구를 잘합니다.
She is short but plays basketball well.
In this sentence, '키가' is used similarly, referring to the person's height as a subject to establish a contrast with her ability in basketball.
나는 키가 작은 사람이 아닙니다.
I am not a person with short height.
Here, '키가' is part of a negation phrase, indicating person's height as an attribute in the discussion of their physical traits.
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