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popularJLPT N2nounnoun (generic)noun or participle taking the aux. verb するtransitive verbnoun taking the genitive case particle のadjective (generic)

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popular
Words commonly used in modern Japanese #popular
JLPT N2
JLPT N2 words: Upper-intermediate Level #jlpt2
noun
noun (common) (futsuumeishi) #n
noun (generic)
All kinds of Japanese nouns #noun
noun or participle taking the aux. verb する
noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru #vs
transitive verb
transitive verb #vt
noun taking the genitive case particle の
Nouns that can be converted into genitive case using the particle の. #adj-no
adjective (generic)
All kinds of Japanese adjectives #adj

Reading

Meaning

    • {wisk.} min, minus, {i.h.b.} minteken, aftrekking, {i.h.b.} subtractie
      • negatief, {meteorologie} onder nul, onder het vriespunt
        • nadeel, minpunt, min
          • deficit, tekort, manco, verlies, passief (saldo), rode cijfers
            • minuspool, minpool, kathode, elektronegatief ~, {wisk.} aftrekken (van), afnemen van, in mindering brengen (op), {i.h.b.} subtraheren
              • moins (soustraction, signe mathématique)
                • Minus
                  • negativer Pol
                    • Defizit, Minus
                      • földelés
                            • ((англ.) minus), 1) минус, {~する} вычитать, 2) дефицит; недостача, {~になる} приводить к дефициту, быть дефицитным, 3) неудача
                              • znak minus, negativna količina, primanjkljaj, odštevanje, odšteti, izguba
                                • (eng: minus) menos, signo de menos
                                  • minus
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                                    Extended information

                                    • JMDict ID: 1126980
                                    • JMdictDB entry
                                    • Short URL: https://jpdct.com/ETJE
                                    • Appears in the "Ichimango goi bunruishuu", Senmon Kyouiku Publishing, Tokyo, 1998.
                                    • Common loanword, based on the wordfreq file.

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