No. 3,084 in Korean
mit
"Mit" (밑) in Korean means "bottom" or "under."
In a sentence
그는 내 말을 믿었다.
He believed my words.
In this sentence, '믿다' means 'to believe,' showcasing its use to indicate trust or faith in someone or something.
믿음은 관계의 기본이다.
Faith is the foundation of a relationship.
Here, '믿음' translates to 'faith,' derived from the verb '믿다,' referring to trust as a noun.
우리는 서로를 끝까지 믿을 것이다.
We will trust each other until the end.
In this instance, '믿다' is used in the future tense to express ongoing trust between individuals.
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