み【のきなみ】

Frequency rank: 17,727. – 17,794.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. row of houses
  2. every house; each house; every door
    3. noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)
  3. all; totally; altogether; across the board
Forms
  • み【のきなみ】Frequency rank: 17,727. – 17,794.
  • 【のきなみ】
  • のきなみ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. row of houses
    2. This term refers to a series of houses lined up next to each other, often used to describe a typical street scene or a specific neighborhood where houses are aligned.
    In that town, you can see old rows of houses.
    The place I want to go has a row of shops lined up.
  2. every house; each house; every door
    3. This meaning emphasizes the individual nature of houses or doors in a collective sense, often used to highlight that something applies to all of them without exception.
    In this area, every house has been newly built.
    For the event, each door is decorated.
  3. all; totally; altogether; across the board
    4. This meaning indicates a totality or a comprehensive perspective, often used in contexts where something is applicable to all areas, not just in a physical sense but across different categories or situations.
    The plan was successful all across the board.
    The product was sold out altogether.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be found everywhererow of housesoverall evaluationuniform priceto be affected across the boardall the peopleevaluations are all highthere are jobs everywhereto increase across the boardto support altogether
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. ．.
  2. ．.．.
  3. きごう（きごう）．.．.．.
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