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稀

Rare, Uncommon

γΎγ‚Œ (mare)

JLPT N2

Interesting Fact

The expression 稀γͺε‡Ίζ₯δΊ‹ ('a rare event') is often used in Japanese news reports to describe unusual natural phenomena or exceptional achievements.

Memory Trick

Imagine finding a four-leaf clover among thousands of ordinary ones. That uncommon discovery helps you remember 稀 means 'rare.'

Readings

Onyomi: γ‚­ (ki)

Kunyomi: γΎγ‚Œ (mare)

Example Words

稀
γΎγ‚Œ (mare)
Rare
稀少
きしょう (kishou)
Scarce
η¨€ζœ‰
けう (keu)
Rare, Extraordinary
稀γͺ
γΎγ‚Œγͺ (marena)
Rare

Example Sentence

こんγͺ こと は とても 稀です。

こんγͺ こと は とても γΎγ‚Œγ§γ™γ€‚

konna koto wa totemo mare desu

Something like this is very rare.

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