Lingaku日【ひ】
Frequency rank: 192.
- day; days
- sun; sunshine; sunlight
- (the) day; daytime; daylight
- date; deadline
- (past) days; time (e.g. of one's childhood)
- case (esp. unfortunate); eventas 〜した日には, 〜と来た日には, etc.
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
- 日【ひ】Frequency rank: 192.
- ひFrequency rank: 2,118.
Generated definitions (experimental)
- day; days
- sun; sunshine; sunlight
- the day; daytime; daylight
- date; deadline
- (past) days; time (e.g. of one's childhood)
- case (esp. unfortunate); event
This meaning refers to a unit of time that typically consists of 24 hours and is used in both general and specific contexts.
This meaning pertains to the star at the center of our solar system and the light and warmth it provides.
This meaning is used to describe the time of the day when there is light from the sun, as opposed to night.
This meaning indicates a specific point in time, often concerning scheduling and deadlines.
This meaning reflects on a period in the past, often used nostalgically when reminiscing about earlier times.
I miss the days of my childhood.
I remember the days from long ago.
This meaning is often used in contexts where a particular situation, especially an unfortunate one, is being referred to.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ひ日をおう追うto track the daysひ日がのぼる昇るthe sun risesひ日がしずむ沈むthe sun setsきゅうじつ休日holidayへいじつ平日weekdayにちじょう日常everyday; daily lifeひざし日差しsunshineにっき日記diaryひる昼のにっちゅう日中during the daytimeひづけ日付dateにちようび日曜日Sundayひび日々days (in a regular sense)にってい日程schedule; itineraryひ日がたつ経つdays passひ日をきめる決めるto set a dateにっこう日光sunlightすうじつ数日まえ前a few days agoひ日をおくる送るto send off the day (to end the day)
Example sentences
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It almost scared me not to see you online for a whole day.
Right now I'm training in preparation for the day we set off.
Major Cold: It's the day of the year that the cold is most severe, but you could also say that Spring is just coming around the corner.
Moreover it's difficult to get rubbish out for garbage day because the collection time is too early.
Christmas in Japan is, if anything, a day for couples.
On cloudy days, you can hear distant sounds better than in clear weather.
A few years ago, on Mother's Day, I gave my stepmother a locket as a present.
The first 'that time of the month' I seem to remember worrying that I was ill, without telling anybody, for two days.
The sun had barely risen at the foot of the mountain when she set out alone up the slope.
Ken'nichi made a pond in the shape of Lake Geneva.
But on the day of the mock exams, there are no club activities, so that means I can walk back home with Haruka. And I'm grateful for that.