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Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
新しい see styles |
atarashii / atarashi あたらしい |
(adjective) new; novel; fresh; recent; latest; up-to-date; modern |
新しい女 see styles |
atarashiionna / atarashionna あたらしいおんな |
(expression) liberated woman |
新しい物 see styles |
atarashiimono / atarashimono あたらしいもの |
(exp,n) new thing |
事新しい see styles |
kotoatarashii / kotoatarashi ことあたらしい |
(adjective) (1) unprecedented; new (and different); fresh; (adjective) (2) contrived; affected |
物新しい see styles |
monoatarashii / monoatarashi ものあたらしい |
(adjective) feeling vaguely new |
生新しい see styles |
namaatarashii / namatarashi なまあたらしい |
(adjective) very fresh |
目新しい see styles |
meatarashii / meatarashi めあたらしい |
(adjective) original; novel; new |
真新しい see styles |
maatarashii / matarashi まあたらしい |
(adjective) brand new |
耳新しい see styles |
mimiatarashii / mimiatarashi みみあたらしい |
(adjective) novel; new; unfamiliar; hear for the first time |
新しいもの see styles |
atarashiimono / atarashimono あたらしいもの |
(exp,n) new thing |
新しい物好き see styles |
atarashiimonozuki / atarashimonozuki あたらしいものずき |
neophilia; love of new things |
記憶に新しい see styles |
kiokuniatarashii / kiokuniatarashi きおくにあたらしい |
(exp,adj-i) fresh in one's mind; fresh in one's memory |
新しいもの好き see styles |
atarashiimonozuki / atarashimonozuki あたらしいものずき |
neophilia; love of new things |
新しい資本主義 see styles |
atarashiishihonshugi / atarashishihonshugi あたらしいしほんしゅぎ |
(exp,n) {econ} New Capitalism (concept proposed by Fumio Kishida) |
新しいページを開く see styles |
atarashiipeejiohiraku / atarashipeejiohiraku あたらしいページをひらく |
(exp,v5k) (idiom) to begin a new chapter (in) |
新しいページをめくる see styles |
atarashiipeejiomekuru / atarashipeejiomekuru あたらしいページをめくる |
(exp,v5r) (idiom) to turn the page; to turn over a new leaf |
新しいページを加える see styles |
atarashiipeejiokuwaeru / atarashipeejiokuwaeru あたらしいページをくわえる |
(exp,v1) (idiom) to add a new page (e.g. to the annals of history) |
古い革袋に新しい酒を盛る see styles |
furuikawabukuroniatarashiisakeomoru / furuikawabukuroniatarashisakeomoru ふるいかわぶくろにあたらしいさけをもる |
(exp,v5r) (idiom) to pour new wine into old wineskins; to give something unorthodox an orthodox presentation |
女房と畳は新しい方がいい see styles |
nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougaii / nyobototatamihatarashihogai にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがいい |
(expression) wives and tatami are best when they're new |
女房と畳は新しい方がよい see styles |
nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougayoi / nyobototatamihatarashihogayoi にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがよい |
(expression) wives and tatami are best when they're new |
女房と畳は新しい方が良い see styles |
nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougayoi / nyobototatamihatarashihogayoi にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがよい nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougaii / nyobototatamihatarashihogai にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがいい |
(expression) wives and tatami are best when they're new |
新しい酒は古い革袋に入れる see styles |
atarashiisakehafuruikawabukuroniireru / atarashisakehafuruikawabukuronireru あたらしいさけはふるいかわぶくろにいれる |
(expression) (idiom) to put new wine into old wineskins; to put new wine into old bottles |
女房と畳は新しいほうがいい see styles |
nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougaii / nyobototatamihatarashihogai にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがいい |
(expression) wives and tatami are best when they're new |
Variations: |
atarashiimonozuki / atarashimonozuki あたらしいものずき |
(irreg. variant of 新し物好き) (See 新し物好き) neophilia; love of new or novel things; one who loves new or novel things |
Variations: |
atarashii / atarashi あたらしい |
(adjective) new; novel; fresh; recent; latest; up-to-date; modern |
Variations: |
nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougaii(女房to畳ha新shii方gaii, 女房to畳ha新shii方ga良i, 女房to畳ha新shiihougaii); nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougayoi(女房to畳ha新shii方ga良i, 女房to畳ha新shii方gayoi) / nyobototatamihatarashihogai(女房to畳ha新shi方gai, 女房to畳ha新shi方ga良i, 女房to畳ha新shihogai); nyobototatamihatarashihogayoi(女房to畳ha新shi方ga良i, 女房to畳ha新shi方gayoi) にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがいい(女房と畳は新しい方がいい, 女房と畳は新しい方が良い, 女房と畳は新しいほうがいい); にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがよい(女房と畳は新しい方が良い, 女房と畳は新しい方がよい) |
(exp,adj-ix) (proverb) wives and tatami mats are best when new |
Variations: |
nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougaii; nyouboutotatamihaatarashiihougayoi / nyobototatamihatarashihogai; nyobototatamihatarashihogayoi にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがいい; にょうぼうとたたみはあたらしいほうがよい |
(exp,adj-ix) (proverb) wives and tatami mats are best when new |
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Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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