만

man

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only, just, nothing but

Narrows things down to one: only that person, only verbs, national roads only, relied on nothing but the phone alarm. It replaces the subject and object markers rather than sitting alongside them, though it can stack with the topic marker for extra emphasis. Attached to a verb form it turns into a bare condition or a challenge — "just try getting up".

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