ζ°
People, Citizens
γγΏ (tami)
JLPT N4
Interesting Fact
The kanji ζ° appears in ε½ζ° (kokumin), meaning 'citizens of a country.' It is frequently used in government, news, and social discussions.
Memory Trick
Imagine a large crowd of ordinary people gathered in a town square. Those citizens help you remember ζ° means 'people.'
Readings
Onyomi: γγ³ (min)
Kunyomi: γγΏ (tami)
Example Words
ε½ζ°
γγγΏγ (kokumin)
Citizens
δ½ζ°
γγ
γγΏγ (juumin)
Residents
δΊΊζ°
γγγΏγ (jinmin)
People
εΈζ°
γγΏγ (shimin)
Citizen
Example Sentence
εΈζ°γ― ζ°γγ ε ¬εγ εγ³γΎγγγ
γγΏγγ― γγγγγ γγγγγ γγγγ³γΎγγγ
shimin wa atarashii kouen o yorokobimashita
The citizens were happy about the new park.