【かぞく】

Frequency rank: – (for form かぞく: 47,983. – 49,016.)
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. peerage (in Japan; 1868-1946); nobility; aristocracyhistorical termsee also
Forms
  • 【かぞく】
  • かぞくFrequency rank: 47,983. – 49,016.
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. peerage (in Japan; 1868-1946)
    2. This usage refers specifically to the Japanese peerage system that existed during the Meiji and Taisho periods, and it denotes members of the historical nobility who held titles and privileges under the Japanese feudal system.
    During the Meiji period, the peerage enjoyed privileges within society.
    He comes from the peerage and takes pride in being from a distinguished family.
  2. nobility
    3. This meaning highlights the overall social class of individuals who are recognized as noble due to heritage or titles, transcending into modern discussions about social status.
    She was born into the nobility, hence she carries the pride of her prestigious lineage.
    Their family has been known as nobility for generations.
  3. aristocracy
    4. This refers to a broader concept of a social class that includes hereditary nobility, which historically held significant political power and social influence.
    Throughout Japanese history, the aristocracy had a significant impact on both politics and society.
    He respects the traditions of the aristocracy.
Generated collocations (experimental)
system of peerageof noble birthnoble familynobility gatherstradition of the aristocracyrespect for the nobilityprivileges as a member of the peerageto claim to be of noble descentestablishment of the peeragearistocratic society
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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