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移
Move, Transfer
γγ€ (γ), γγ€ (γ)
JLPT N2
Interesting Fact
Japan's railway stations frequently display the word δΉγζγ and ζ‘ε for transfers, while 移ε (idou) is commonly used to mean moving from one place to another.
Memory Trick
Imagine carrying harvested grain (η¦Ύ) from one place to another many (ε€) times. You're constantly moving it, making 移 easy to remember as 'move' or 'transfer.'
Readings
Onyomi: γ€ (i)
Kunyomi: γγ€ (γ), γγ€ (γ)
Example Words
移ε
γγ©γ (idou)
Movement
移δ½
γγγ
γ (ijuu)
Migration
軒移
γ¦γγ (teni)
Transfer
移γ
γγ€γ (utsusu)
To transfer
Example Sentence
θ·η© γ θ» γ« η§»γγΎγγγ
γ«γγ€ γ γγγΎ γ« γγ€γγΎγγγ
nimotsu o kuruma ni utsushimashita
I moved the luggage into the car.