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θΏ·

Lost, Confused

γΎγ‚ˆ-う (mayo-u)

JLPT N3

Interesting Fact

The kanji θΏ· appears in words like 迷子 (lost child), 迷惑 (trouble, inconvenience), and θΏ·δΏ‘ (superstition). It always conveys the idea of losing one's way, physically or mentally.

Memory Trick

Imagine wandering through a HUGE MAZE with no exit in sight. You feel completely LOST and CONFUSED.

Readings

Onyomi: パむ (mei)

Kunyomi: γΎγ‚ˆ-う (mayo-u)

Example Words

迷う
γΎγ‚ˆγ† (mayou)
To be lost, To hesitate
迷子
まいご (maigo)
Lost child
迷惑
めいわく (meiwaku)
Trouble, Nuisance
θΏ·δΏ‘
めいしん (meishin)
Superstition

Example Sentence

駅で 道に θΏ·γ„γΎγ—γŸγ€‚

えきで みけに γΎγ‚ˆγ„γΎγ—γŸγ€‚

eki de michi ni mayoimashita

I got lost near the station.

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