Frequency rank: 4,687. – 4,693.
- admiration; wonder; astonishment
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- admiration
- wonder
- astonishment
This meaning refers to a feeling of respect and approval towards someone or something, often due to their qualities or achievements.
This usage indicates a sense of curiosity or amazement, often related to something unexpected or remarkable.
This meaning suggests a strong emotional reaction of surprise, typically when something occurs that is hard to believe or comprehend.
Generated collocations (experimental)
かんたん感嘆のこえ声voice of admirationかんたん感嘆するto express admirationかんたん感嘆のあまりin wonder (out of admiration)かんたん感嘆にあたいする値するworthy of admirationかんたんふ感嘆符exclamation markかんたん感嘆をきんじ禁じえない得ないunable to suppress one's admirationかんたん感嘆のねん念feeling of admirationかんたん感嘆をおぼえる覚えるto feel astonishmentかんたん感嘆のまと的object of admirationおもわ思わずかんたん感嘆するto involuntarily express admiration
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Example sentences
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1. ぶん文をかく書くときには、ふつうだいもんじ大文字ではじめ始め、ぴりおどピリオドきごう(..きごう)、またはかんたんふ感嘆符きごう(きごう!きごう)、ぎもんふ疑問符きごう(きごう?きごう)、でおわる終わる。
When writing a sentence, generally you start with a capital letter and finish with a period (.), an exclamation mark (!), or a question mark (?).
We admired his wisdom, not to mention his courage.
We admired his wisdom, not to mention his courage.
We admired his wisdom, not to mention his courage.
I wholeheartedly admire your understanding of Chinese.