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η½ͺ

Crime, Sin, Guilt

぀み (tsumi)

JLPT N3

Interesting Fact

The word 犯η½ͺ (crime) appears frequently in Japanese news. The kanji η½ͺ is also used in moral or religious contexts to mean 'sin' or 'guilt.'

Memory Trick

Imagine someone trapped inside a NET (η½’) after breaking the law. Being caught reminds you of CRIME and GUILT.

Readings

Onyomi: γ‚Άγ‚€ (zai)

Kunyomi: ぀み (tsumi)

Example Words

犯η½ͺ
はんざい (hanzai)
Crime
η½ͺδΊΊ
ざいにん (zainin)
Criminal
ζœ‰η½ͺ
ゆうざい (yuuzai)
Guilty
η„‘η½ͺ
むざい (muzai)
Not guilty

Example Sentence

彼は η„‘η½ͺγ§γ—γŸγ€‚

γ‹γ‚Œγ― γ‚€γ–γ„γ§γ—γŸγ€‚

kare wa muzai deshita

He was found not guilty.

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