殊に | Japanese meaning

殊に【ことに】

Frequency rank: – (for form ことに: 218.)

Alsoに【ことに】ことに

adverb (fukushi)

especially; particularly; unusually; above all

This meaning is used when emphasizing a specific point or element that stands out compared to others in a context. It highlights the importance or uniqueness of that point.

He has particularly outstanding talent.

additionallyarchaism

In this sense, it indicates that something is being added to what has already been mentioned, often to provide further information or context.

He succeeded. Additionally, he has been working hard since he was young.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] considers [Object] particularly for [Reason]

He considers that issue particularly important.

[Person] spends [Time] particularly on [Activity]

She particularly spends her days on studying.

[Object] is particularly [State] in [Place]

This furniture is particularly beautiful in the living room.

[Person] feels [Emotion] particularly in [Situation]

He feels particularly nervous during the meeting.

[Person] takes a particularly [Attitude] toward [Target]

He takes a particularly gentle attitude toward children.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【ことに】

Refers to something that is particularly noteworthy or deserving of special attention.

This dish is particularly delicious.

【とくに】

Similar to "殊に", this word is used to indicate something that stands out or is specific among others.

He is especially good at soccer.

【うえに】

This term implies "in addition to" or "furthermore", often used when adding information.

She can speak English, and in addition, she can also speak French.

【つうじょう】

Meaning "usually" or "normally", this contrasts with "殊に" as it refers to the regular state of affairs rather than a special case.

Usually, I send emails in the morning.

【きわだって】

This word emphasizes something that stands out significantly, similar to "especially" but with stronger emphasis.

He stands out as the best in the class.

【とくべつに】

Referring to something done in a special way or for a specific purpose, often similar contextually to "especially".

Today, we will especially invite guests.

Example sentences1 result

I like music, especially classical music.

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殊に【ことに】

Frequency rank: – (for form ことに: 218.)

Alsoに【ことに】ことに

adverb (fukushi)

especially; particularly; unusually; above all

This meaning is used when emphasizing a specific point or element that stands out compared to others in a context. It highlights the importance or uniqueness of that point.

He has particularly outstanding talent.

additionallyarchaism

In this sense, it indicates that something is being added to what has already been mentioned, often to provide further information or context.

He succeeded. Additionally, he has been working hard since he was young.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] considers [Object] particularly for [Reason]

He considers that issue particularly important.

[Person] spends [Time] particularly on [Activity]

She particularly spends her days on studying.

[Object] is particularly [State] in [Place]

This furniture is particularly beautiful in the living room.

[Person] feels [Emotion] particularly in [Situation]

He feels particularly nervous during the meeting.

[Person] takes a particularly [Attitude] toward [Target]

He takes a particularly gentle attitude toward children.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【ことに】

Refers to something that is particularly noteworthy or deserving of special attention.

This dish is particularly delicious.

【とくに】

Similar to "殊に", this word is used to indicate something that stands out or is specific among others.

He is especially good at soccer.

【うえに】

This term implies "in addition to" or "furthermore", often used when adding information.

She can speak English, and in addition, she can also speak French.

【つうじょう】

Meaning "usually" or "normally", this contrasts with "殊に" as it refers to the regular state of affairs rather than a special case.

Usually, I send emails in the morning.

【きわだって】

This word emphasizes something that stands out significantly, similar to "especially" but with stronger emphasis.

He stands out as the best in the class.

【とくべつに】

Referring to something done in a special way or for a specific purpose, often similar contextually to "especially".

Today, we will especially invite guests.

Example sentences1 result

I like music, especially classical music.

Tatoeba

殊

N1常用

意particularly; especially; exceptionally

訓こと

音シュ

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異

N16

意uncommon; different; queerness; strangeness; wonderful; curious; unusual

訓こと、こと.なる、け

音イ

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殊に【ことに】

Frequency rank: – (for form ことに: 218.)

Alsoに【ことに】ことに

adverb (fukushi)

especially; particularly; unusually; above all

This meaning is used when emphasizing a specific point or element that stands out compared to others in a context. It highlights the importance or uniqueness of that point.

He has particularly outstanding talent.

additionallyarchaism

In this sense, it indicates that something is being added to what has already been mentioned, often to provide further information or context.

He succeeded. Additionally, he has been working hard since he was young.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] considers [Object] particularly for [Reason]

He considers that issue particularly important.

[Person] spends [Time] particularly on [Activity]

She particularly spends her days on studying.

[Object] is particularly [State] in [Place]

This furniture is particularly beautiful in the living room.

[Person] feels [Emotion] particularly in [Situation]

He feels particularly nervous during the meeting.

[Person] takes a particularly [Attitude] toward [Target]

He takes a particularly gentle attitude toward children.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【ことに】

Refers to something that is particularly noteworthy or deserving of special attention.

This dish is particularly delicious.

【とくに】

Similar to "殊に", this word is used to indicate something that stands out or is specific among others.

He is especially good at soccer.

【うえに】

This term implies "in addition to" or "furthermore", often used when adding information.

She can speak English, and in addition, she can also speak French.

【つうじょう】

Meaning "usually" or "normally", this contrasts with "殊に" as it refers to the regular state of affairs rather than a special case.

Usually, I send emails in the morning.

【きわだって】

This word emphasizes something that stands out significantly, similar to "especially" but with stronger emphasis.

He stands out as the best in the class.

【とくべつに】

Referring to something done in a special way or for a specific purpose, often similar contextually to "especially".

Today, we will especially invite guests.

Example sentences1 result

I like music, especially classical music.

Tatoeba

殊に【ことに】

Frequency rank: – (for form ことに: 218.)

Alsoに【ことに】ことに

adverb (fukushi)

especially; particularly; unusually; above all

This meaning is used when emphasizing a specific point or element that stands out compared to others in a context. It highlights the importance or uniqueness of that point.

He has particularly outstanding talent.

additionallyarchaism

In this sense, it indicates that something is being added to what has already been mentioned, often to provide further information or context.

He succeeded. Additionally, he has been working hard since he was young.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] considers [Object] particularly for [Reason]

He considers that issue particularly important.

[Person] spends [Time] particularly on [Activity]

She particularly spends her days on studying.

[Object] is particularly [State] in [Place]

This furniture is particularly beautiful in the living room.

[Person] feels [Emotion] particularly in [Situation]

He feels particularly nervous during the meeting.

[Person] takes a particularly [Attitude] toward [Target]

He takes a particularly gentle attitude toward children.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【ことに】

Refers to something that is particularly noteworthy or deserving of special attention.

This dish is particularly delicious.

【とくに】

Similar to "殊に", this word is used to indicate something that stands out or is specific among others.

He is especially good at soccer.

【うえに】

This term implies "in addition to" or "furthermore", often used when adding information.

She can speak English, and in addition, she can also speak French.

【つうじょう】

Meaning "usually" or "normally", this contrasts with "殊に" as it refers to the regular state of affairs rather than a special case.

Usually, I send emails in the morning.

【きわだって】

This word emphasizes something that stands out significantly, similar to "especially" but with stronger emphasis.

He stands out as the best in the class.

【とくべつに】

Referring to something done in a special way or for a specific purpose, often similar contextually to "especially".

Today, we will especially invite guests.

Example sentences1 result

I like music, especially classical music.

Tatoeba

殊

N1常用

意particularly; especially; exceptionally

訓こと

音シュ

Details

異

N16

意uncommon; different; queerness; strangeness; wonderful; curious; unusual

訓こと、こと.なる、け

音イ

Details