- dakuten; diacritic kana mark that turns an unvoiced consonant into a voiced consonant
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- diacritic kana mark that turns an unvoiced consonant into a voiced consonant
This term refers specifically to the markings (二重線) used in kana (the Japanese phonetic script) to indicate the change from an unvoiced sound, such as "k," "s," "t," "h," to its voiced counterpart like "g," "z," "d," "b." It is essential for proper pronunciation and meaning in written Japanese.
Generated collocations (experimental)
だくてん濁点がつくto have a dakuten mark addedだくてん濁点をつけるto add a dakuten markだくてん濁点のあるおと音sound with a dakuten markだくてん濁点をかくにん確認するto check for dakuten marksだくてん濁点がないwithout a dakuten markひらがな平仮名のだくてん濁点dakuten in hiraganaかんじ漢字のだくてん濁点dakuten in kanjiだくてん濁点のつかいかた使い方usage of dakuten marksだくてん濁点をまなぶ学ぶto learn dakuten marksだくてん濁点つき付きのことば言葉words with dakuten marks
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Lingaku