習慣 | Japanese meaning

習慣【しゅうかん】

Frequency rank: 7,524. – 7,537.

Alsoしゅうかん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

This refers to a regular practice or routine that a person repeats over time, often unconsciously.

Jogging every morning is my habit.

This meaning describes an established practice or tradition within a particular culture or society that is followed by its members.

In Japan, it is a custom to visit shrines during the New Year.

Example sentences214 results

Good habits should be cultivated in childhood.

I make it a rule to get up early in the morning.

国語辞典Japanese definitions

Frequency rank: 7,524. – 7,537.

Alsoしゅうかん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

This refers to a regular practice or routine that a person repeats over time, often unconsciously.

Jogging every morning is my habit.

This meaning describes an established practice or tradition within a particular culture or society that is followed by its members.

In Japan, it is a custom to visit shrines during the New Year.

Example sentences214 results

Good habits should be cultivated in childhood.

I make it a rule to get up early in the morning.

国語辞典Japanese definitions

N43

意learn

訓なら.う、なら.い

音シュウ、ジュ

N35

意accustomed; get used to; become experienced

訓な.れる、な.らす

音カン