ζ
JLPT N3
Throw, invest
Readings
Onβyomi: γγ¦ (tΕ)
Kunβyomi: γͺ(γγ) (na(geru))
β’ γͺ(γγ) β nageru (to throw)
Structure
Composition:
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Detailed Explanation
Vocabulary
ζγγ
γͺγγ
throw
ζθ³
γ¨γγ
investment
ζη₯¨
γ¨γγ²γγ
vote
ζε
₯
γ¨γγ«γ
γ
input
ζζ
γ¨γγγ
pitcher
Example Sentences
γγΌγ«γζγγΎγγ
γγΌγ« γ γͺγγΎγγ
I throw the ball.
ζθ³γγγΎγγ
γ¨γγ γ γγΎγγ
I invest.
ζη₯¨γγΎγγ
γ¨γγ²γγ γγΎγγ
I vote.
ζζγζε
₯γγΎγγ
γγγγγ γ γ¨γγ«γ
γ γγΎγγ
I input materials.
ε½Όγ―ζζγ§γγ
γγ γ― γ¨γγγ
γ§γγ
He is a pitcher.
Cultural Note
π ζ appears frequently in both physical and abstract contexts in Japanese life.
β’ In sports, ζγγ is essential for baseball (ιη / γγγ γ) β Japanβs national pastime.
β’ In business and finance, ζθ³ (investment) and ζε ₯ (resource infusion) are key terms.
β’ Culturally, ζγεΊγ (βto throw awayβ) often symbolizes giving up too easily β something discouraged in Japanese perseverance culture.
β’ The concept of ζγι (γͺγγγ β throwing coins as an offering) is seen at temples and shrines β symbolizing sending oneβs wishes to the divine.
Thus, ζ beautifully captures the motion of the hand and the intention of the heart β to throw, send, or dedicate something outward.
β’ In sports, ζγγ is essential for baseball (ιη / γγγ γ) β Japanβs national pastime.
β’ In business and finance, ζθ³ (investment) and ζε ₯ (resource infusion) are key terms.
β’ Culturally, ζγεΊγ (βto throw awayβ) often symbolizes giving up too easily β something discouraged in Japanese perseverance culture.
β’ The concept of ζγι (γͺγγγ β throwing coins as an offering) is seen at temples and shrines β symbolizing sending oneβs wishes to the divine.
Thus, ζ beautifully captures the motion of the hand and the intention of the heart β to throw, send, or dedicate something outward.