Frequency rank: 5,732. – 5,736.
- having in mind; happening to know of; idea
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
Forms
- 心当たり【こころあたり】Frequency rank: 5,732. – 5,736.
- 心当り【こころあたり】
- 心あたり【こころあたり】Frequency rank: 49,017. – 50,149.
- こころあたり
Generated definitions (experimental)
- having in mind
- happening to know of
- idea
This meaning implies a sense of awareness or consideration regarding a subject or situation. It is often used when someone has an idea or thought about something.
I have an idea about that issue.
This usage refers to being aware of a particular fact or piece of information. It indicates a situation where someone knows about something, usually through experience or familiarity.
I happen to know about that news.
Here, it suggests having a thought or conception about something, often in a more abstract sense. This meaning is used when referring to a concept or a plan that someone is considering.
She has some ideas for the new project.
Please let me know if you have any good ideas.
Generated collocations (experimental)
こころあたりがある心当たりがあるto have an idea/inklingこころあたり心当たりがないto have no idea/inklingこころあたり心当たりをさぐる探るto search for a clueこころあたり心当たりをきく聞くto ask for information regarding somethingこころあたり心当たりをおしえる教えるto inform someone of something knownこころあたり心当たりをもつ持つto possess an idea or insight
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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