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ζ¬ 

Lack, Missing

かける (kakeru), かく (kaku)

JLPT N3

Interesting Fact

ζ¬  is used in many everyday words such as ζ¬ εΈ­ (absence), ζ¬ η‚Ή (weak point), and 不可欠 (indispensable).

Memory Trick

Imagine a puzzle with one piece missing. That empty gap reminds you of ζ¬  β€” something lacking or absent.

Readings

Onyomi: ケツ (ketsu)

Kunyomi: かける (kakeru), かく (kaku)

Example Words

ζ¬ εΈ­
けっせき (kesseki)
Absence
ζ¬ η‚Ή
けってん (ketten)
Weak point
不可欠
ちかけ぀ (fukaketsu)
Essential
欠ける
かける (kakeru)
To be chipped, lacking

Example Sentence

今ζ—₯γ―δΌšθ­°γ‚’ζ¬ εΈ­γ—γΎγ™γ€‚

きょう は γ‹γ„γŽ γ‚’ けっせき します。

kyou wa kaigi o kesseki shimasu

I will be absent from today's meeting.

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