使い捨て (つかいすて) — disposable, throwaway
使い捨て
disposable
Frequency #9594
Frequency rank among common Japanese words. Lower number = more common.
Grade 6
4 characters
和語 wago
和語 (wago) — Native Japanese compound: all kanji use kun'yomi (native Japanese) readings. no-adjective
noun
tsukaisute
つかいすて
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.
つかいすて[0] heiban 平板
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Meanings
- disposable
- throwaway
Adjective forms
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Related Words
Words with 使 (24)
Words with 捨 (7)
捨てる
suteru
to throw away
見捨てる
misuteru
to abandon
切り捨てる
kirisuteru
to cut down
切り捨て
kirisute
cutting a person down (without a second thought)
呼び捨て
yobisute
addressing (someone) without using a suffix such as "-san" or "-chan" (considered impolite)
四捨五入
shishagonyuu
rounding (off; a number)
捨て子
sutego
abandoned child