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ćș«
Warehouse, Storehouse
JLPT N2
Interesting Fact
Traditional Japanese kura (storehouses) were built with thick walls to protect rice, valuables, and documents from fire and humidity. Many historic ćș« buildings still survive today.
Memory Trick
Imagine a huge building filled with neatly stacked boxes from floor to ceiling. That giant storage building reminds you that ćș« means 'warehouse.'
Readings
Onyomi: 㳠(ko), 㯠(ku)
Kunyomi:
Example Words
è»ćș«
ăăă (shako)
Garage
ććș«
ăăă (souko)
Warehouse
æćș«
ă¶ăă (bunko)
Pocketbook edition
ćšćș«
ăăă (zaiko)
Inventory
Example Sentence
ćć 㯠ććș« ă« äżçźĄăăăŠăăŸăă
ăăăăČă 㯠ăăă ă« ă»ăăăăăŠăăŸăă
shouhin wa souko ni hokan sareteimasu
The products are stored in the warehouse.