No. 4,434 in Korean
헌법이
The Korean word "헌법이" means "constitution" (subject form).
In a sentence
헌법이 국민의 권리를 보호하기 위해 존재합니다.
The constitution exists to protect the rights of the people.
Here '헌법이' is used as the subject of the sentence, referring to the constitution as the entity that performs the action of existing for a purpose.
헌법이 개정될 때 충분한 논의가 필요합니다.
When the constitution is amended, sufficient discussion is necessary.
In this sentence, '헌법이' serves as the subject, referring to the constitution undergoing amendments as the context.
헌법이 사회의 기본 규칙을 제시합니다.
The constitution provides the fundamental rules of society.
Here '헌법이' is the subject, signifying the constitution as the entity that provides the foundational rules.
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