一つ | Japanese meaning

一つ【ひとつ】

Frequency rank: – (for form ひとつ: 1,141.)

Also１つ【ひとつ】【ひとつ】ひとつ

numeric

Used to denote the number 1, often used for counting or specifying a single item.

There is one apple.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

for one thingoften used in itemized lists

Used to introduce a reason or justification, often to indicate that there are multiple reasons to be considered.

For one thing, I don't have time to go.

onlyafter a noun

Indicates exclusivity or limitation, suggesting that something is singular or not diverse.

I can eat only one.

(not) evenwith a verb in negative form

Used to express an exception or an emphasis on the lack of something, often in a negative context.

Not even one was different.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)

just (e.g. "just try it")

Used to suggest simplicity or a lack of complexity in an action or request, often to encourage someone to do something.

Just try one.

nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

some kind of; one type of

Used to refer to a specific category or variety of something, indicating that there are different kinds.

There is one method.

一つ【ひとつ】

Frequency rank: – (for form ひとつ: 1,141.)

Also１つ【ひとつ】【ひとつ】ひとつ

numeric

Used to denote the number 1, often used for counting or specifying a single item.

There is one apple.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

for one thingoften used in itemized lists

Used to introduce a reason or justification, often to indicate that there are multiple reasons to be considered.

For one thing, I don't have time to go.

onlyafter a noun

Indicates exclusivity or limitation, suggesting that something is singular or not diverse.

I can eat only one.

(not) evenwith a verb in negative form

Used to express an exception or an emphasis on the lack of something, often in a negative context.

Not even one was different.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)

just (e.g. "just try it")

Used to suggest simplicity or a lack of complexity in an action or request, often to encourage someone to do something.

Just try one.

nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

some kind of; one type of

Used to refer to a specific category or variety of something, indicating that there are different kinds.

There is one method.

一

N51

意one; one radical (no.1)

訓ひと-、ひと.つ

音イチ、イツ

名かず、い、いっ、いる、かつ、かづ、てん、はじめ、ひ、ひとつ、まこと

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一つ【ひとつ】

Frequency rank: – (for form ひとつ: 1,141.)

Also１つ【ひとつ】【ひとつ】ひとつ

numeric

Used to denote the number 1, often used for counting or specifying a single item.

There is one apple.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

for one thingoften used in itemized lists

Used to introduce a reason or justification, often to indicate that there are multiple reasons to be considered.

For one thing, I don't have time to go.

onlyafter a noun

Indicates exclusivity or limitation, suggesting that something is singular or not diverse.

I can eat only one.

(not) evenwith a verb in negative form

Used to express an exception or an emphasis on the lack of something, often in a negative context.

Not even one was different.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)

just (e.g. "just try it")

Used to suggest simplicity or a lack of complexity in an action or request, often to encourage someone to do something.

Just try one.

nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

some kind of; one type of

Used to refer to a specific category or variety of something, indicating that there are different kinds.

There is one method.

一つ【ひとつ】

Frequency rank: – (for form ひとつ: 1,141.)

Also１つ【ひとつ】【ひとつ】ひとつ

numeric

Used to denote the number 1, often used for counting or specifying a single item.

There is one apple.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

for one thingoften used in itemized lists

Used to introduce a reason or justification, often to indicate that there are multiple reasons to be considered.

For one thing, I don't have time to go.

onlyafter a noun

Indicates exclusivity or limitation, suggesting that something is singular or not diverse.

I can eat only one.

(not) evenwith a verb in negative form

Used to express an exception or an emphasis on the lack of something, often in a negative context.

Not even one was different.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)

just (e.g. "just try it")

Used to suggest simplicity or a lack of complexity in an action or request, often to encourage someone to do something.

Just try one.

nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

some kind of; one type of

Used to refer to a specific category or variety of something, indicating that there are different kinds.

There is one method.

一

N51

意one; one radical (no.1)

訓ひと-、ひと.つ

音イチ、イツ

名かず、い、いっ、いる、かつ、かづ、てん、はじめ、ひ、ひとつ、まこと

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