No. 8,000 in Korean
all
The Korean word "all" (다, *da*) means "everything" or "entirely."
In a sentence
모든 학생이 수업에 참석했습니다.
All students attended the class.
Here, '모든' translates to 'all' and refers to everything within the category of students.
그녀는 모든 책임을 다했습니다.
She took on all responsibilities.
In this case, '모든' modifies '책임' (responsibilities), emphasizing completeness.
오늘은 모든 것이 잘 풀렸어요.
Today, everything went well.
'모든' is used to express that everything within the context was covered.
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