舌が

the tongue

→ 舌
phrase Rare #26,317
the tongue 舌 means “tongue,” and が marks it as the subject of the sentence. The phrase is usually followed by a description of what the tongue does or what happens to it, such as being burned, swelling, or having a refined taste.
JA: 辛い料理を食べて、舌が痛くなった。
EN: I ate spicy food, and my tongue started to hurt.

熱いスープ彼女の舌がやけどした

The hot soup burned her tongue.

コーヒーは舌が焼けるほど熱かった

The coffee was hot enough to burn my tongue.

お前の舌が俺の妊娠させたんだ

Your tongue got my sister pregnant.

— オールド・ボーイ (2003)

ウジンアソコじゃないデス舌がだからを殺した

It wasn’t Woojin’s dick—it was Death’s tongue. Is that why you killed your sister?

— オールド・ボーイ (2003)