祭 (まつり) — festival

祭まつり festival

Frequency #1559 Frequency rank among common Japanese words. Lower number = more common. Grade 3 1 character noun

matsuri

まつり

Pitch高低アクセント — Tokyo-dialect pitch accent. The number is the drop position: 0 = heiban (no drop), 1 = atamadaka (drops after 1st mora), N = drops after Nth mora. The line above each mora marks high pitch; below, low. まつり[0] heiban 平板

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festival

Explained in simple Japanese

みんなであつまって、おどったりいわったりするたのしい日(ひ)。

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Kanji UsedColors show the reading used in this word: blue = on’yomi (Chinese-derived), green = kun’yomi (native Japanese), purple = nanori (name readings), amber = jukujikun (whole-word readings). Uncolored tiles have no identified reading type.

まつり祭 ritual

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祭(まつ)り matsuri festival お祭(まつ)り omatsuri festival 司(し)祭(さい) shisai priest 祭(さい)典(てん) saiten festival ひな祭(まつ)り hinamatsuri Hinamatsuri (March 3) 前(ぜん)夜(や)祭(さい) zenyasai event held the night before another event 慰(い)霊(れい)祭(さい) ireisai memorial service 祭(まつ)る matsuru to deify

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Explained in simple Japanese

Kanji UsedColors show the reading used in this word: blue = on’yomi (Chinese-derived), green = kun’yomi (native Japanese), purple = nanori (name readings), amber = jukujikun (whole-word readings). Uncolored tiles have no identified reading type.

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