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θΆ
Super, Exceed
γ (γγ), γ (γ)
JLPT N2
Interesting Fact
Modern Japanese uses θΆ as an informal intensifier, much like 'super' in English. Young people often say γθΆ γγγγοΌγ ('Super cute!') or γθΆ γγγγοΌγ ('Super delicious!').
Memory Trick
Imagine a superhero leaping over a huge wall in a single jump. Going beyond the limit helps you remember θΆ means 'to exceed' or 'super.'
Readings
Onyomi: γγ§γ¦ (chou)
Kunyomi: γ (γγ), γ (γ)
Example Words
θΆ
γγ
γγγ (koeru)
To exceed
θΆ
ι«ι
γ‘γγγγγγ (choukousoku)
Ultra-high speed
θΆ
ι³ζ³’
γ‘γγγγγ± (chouonpa)
Ultrasound
θΆ
ζΊε‘
γ‘γγγΎγγγ (choumanin)
Completely full
Example Sentence
ζ°ζΈ© γ― δΈεεΊ¦ γ θΆ γγΎγγγ
γγγ γ― γγγγ γγ© γ γγγΎγγγ
kion wa sanjuudo o koemashita
The temperature exceeded 30 degrees.