"사랑을" by itself doesn't mean anything, because it can be used as an object in a sentence, so it needs a subject and verb to make sense.^^/ 사랑 = noun 을 = the object marker, meaning it makes nouns into objects. Nouns can be a subject, object or predicate with proper markers or the copula verb. 사랑 + (the object markers)" 을/를" = an object 사랑 + (the subject markers) "은/는/이/가" = a subject 사랑 + (the copula verb) "이다" = a predicate Depending on markers, the copula verb or helping verbs, 사랑 can be a subject, object or predicate. \^o^/

Yeojanun sarangeul molla 여자는 사랑을 몰라 Women does not know love !! = women doesn't understand and know the nature of love and how to love someone.

'사랑을' '사랑' love + '을' make the accusative it is not a full sentence..so I need more information to fully understand.