LingakuFrequency rank: 49,017. – 50,149.
- household economy; housekeeping; homemaking
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated word frames (experimental)
[Person] studies [Housekeeping]
[Person] practices [Housekeeping]
[Family] values [Housekeeping]
Teach [Housekeeping] as an [Activity]
Generated definitions (experimental)
- household economy
- housekeeping
- homemaking
This meaning refers to the management of household resources, including budgeting, planning, and the efficient use of both time and money within a home.
By studying household economy, one can learn to manage finances efficiently.
This meaning relates to the activities involved in maintaining a home, including cleaning, organizing, and general upkeep.
He does housekeeping on the weekends to keep the house clean.
This meaning encompasses the broader concept of creating a home, including decoration, nurturing family relationships, and crafting a welcoming environment.
Generated collocations (experimental)
かせい家政をまなぶ学ぶto study household economyかせい家政のちしき知識knowledge of homemakingかせいか家政科department of home economicsかせいふ家政婦housekeeperかせい家政のぎのう技能skills in household managementかせい家政のじゅうよう重要せい性importance of housekeepingかていか家庭科のじゅぎょう授業home economics classesかせい家政にかんする関するけんきゅう研究research related to household economyかせい家政さあびすサービスhousehold servicesかせい家政てき的なやくわり役割homemaking role
Generated related terms (experimental)
かせい家政【かせい】
Refers to the management of household finances and chores; often associated with homemaking and domestic tasks.
せいかつ生活【せいかつ】
Refers to daily life or living, encompassing all activities that constitute a person's everyday existence.
かじ家事【かじ】
Refers to household chores or domestic work that is part of maintaining a home.
かぞく家族【かぞく】
Refers to family, emphasizing the social unit that includes household members living together.
じゅうきょ住居【じゅうきょ】
Refers to residence or dwelling, emphasizing the physical space where people live.
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Example sentences
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Rina is in the home economics club. Her main activity is dressmaking.
She studies hygiene as part of her domestic science course.