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ζ¨
Discard, Throw Away
γ (γ¦γ)
JLPT N2
Interesting Fact
Japan has strict garbage sorting rules. Residents must separate recyclables, burnable trash, and non-burnable trash before ζ¨γ¦γ (suteru), or throwing them away.
Memory Trick
Imagine dropping an old newspaper into a recycling bin. Throwing something away helps you remember ζ¨ means 'to discard.'
Readings
Onyomi: γ·γ£ (sha)
Kunyomi: γ (γ¦γ)
Example Words
ζ¨γ¦γ
γγ¦γ (suteru)
To throw away
εζ¨ιΈζ
γγ
γγγγγγ (shusha sentaku)
Selection
θ¦ζ¨γ¦γ
γΏγγ¦γ (misuteru)
To abandon
ζ¨γ¦ε ΄
γγ¦γ° (suteba)
Dumping place
Example Sentence
ε€γ ιθͺ γ ζ¨γ¦γΎγγγ
γ΅γγ γγ£γ γ γγ¦γΎγγγ
furui zasshi o sutemashita
I threw away the old magazines.