謄本 | Japanese meaning

謄本【とうほん】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

certified copy; transcript
official copy of the family registersee also 戸籍謄本

Forms

謄本【とうほん】
とうほん

Generated definitions (experimental)

certified copy; transcript

This meaning refers to a formal document that provides an official reproduction of an original document, often used for legal, administrative, or identification purposes.

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He prepared the necessary certified copy for submission.

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I requested a transcript of my grades to enroll in the university.

official copy of the family register

This usage indicates a specific type of certified document that pertains to the family register in Japan, which contains important information about a person's family status, lineage, and other legal details.

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An official copy of the family register is necessary to complete the marriage procedure.

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She requested her father's family register for inheritance purposes.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to obtain a certified copyto request a transcriptsubmission of the certified copyfamily register transcriptofficial certified copycopy of the certified transcriptissuance of the certified copyto verify the transcriptせい性importance of the certified copyto keep the certified copy safe

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