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【ふじゆう】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

discomfort; inconvenience
poverty; want; destitution

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)

inability; disability; impairment (physical, mental, etc.); nonfluency (in a language)

Generated definitions (experimental)

discomfort; inconvenience

This refers to a state of being uncomfortable or facing difficulties in daily life. It can denote physical discomfort or an unpleasant situation.

。。

He said that sitting for a long time is uncomfortable for him.

。。

Going out without an umbrella on a rainy day is inconvenient.

poverty; want; destitution

This meaning signifies a state of lacking basic necessities or resources. It implies an extreme form of neediness or economic hardship.

、、。。

There is poverty in that area, and many people need help.

、、ないない。。

In poor families, there are times when they can't even get food.

inability; disability; impairment (physical, mental, etc.); nonfluency (in a language)

This meaning reflects a lack of ability or a condition that hinders normal functioning, whether it be physical, mental, or related to language skills.

。。

He feels a lack of fluency in the language.

、、。。

She has a physical impairment, but she enjoys her life.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to experience discomforta life of inconvenienceto feel discomfortphysical disabilitylinguistic inabilityeconomic povertya person in distressto be forced into inconveniencea state of disabilityto alleviate discomfort

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

・・

．.、、．.
．.．.．.
．.

Example sentences

54 results

1. きごう「きごう」きごう「きごう」。。

It was proposed that the term "blind person" be replaced with the term "visually impaired person".

2. 。。

It is cruel to mock a blind man.

3. 。。

The blind young man has got over his handicap.

4. 。。

The blind man felt his way toward the exit.

5. 、、。。

She wanted for nothing as long as her husband lived.

6. 。。

She has been blind from birth.

7. 。。

She goes to a school for the deaf.

8. 。。

They are in comfortable circumstance.

9. 。。

They lacked for nothing.

10. 。。

They are always short of money.

11. 。。

He is blind in one eye.

12. 。。

He saw to it that both boys were well provided for.

13. 。。

He was kind enough to see that I wanted for nothing.

14. くらせる暮らせる。。

He worked hard in order that his family might live in comfort.

15. くらせる暮らせる、、。。

He worked hard in order that his family might live in comfort.

16. 。。

His family lacks for nothing.

17. 、、、、。。

Old and crippled, he had courage enough to do the work.

18. 。。

I'm sorry to have caused you such inconvenience.

19. 、、、、。。

My grandmother is hard of hearing. In other words she is slightly deaf.

20. 。。

A water shortage causes a lot of inconvenience.

【ふじゆう】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

discomfort; inconvenience
poverty; want; destitution

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)

inability; disability; impairment (physical, mental, etc.); nonfluency (in a language)

Generated definitions (experimental)

discomfort; inconvenience

This refers to a state of being uncomfortable or facing difficulties in daily life. It can denote physical discomfort or an unpleasant situation.

。。

He said that sitting for a long time is uncomfortable for him.

。。

Going out without an umbrella on a rainy day is inconvenient.

poverty; want; destitution

This meaning signifies a state of lacking basic necessities or resources. It implies an extreme form of neediness or economic hardship.

、、。。

There is poverty in that area, and many people need help.

、、ないない。。

In poor families, there are times when they can't even get food.

inability; disability; impairment (physical, mental, etc.); nonfluency (in a language)

This meaning reflects a lack of ability or a condition that hinders normal functioning, whether it be physical, mental, or related to language skills.

。。

He feels a lack of fluency in the language.

、、。。

She has a physical impairment, but she enjoys her life.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to experience discomforta life of inconvenienceto feel discomfortphysical disabilitylinguistic inabilityeconomic povertya person in distressto be forced into inconveniencea state of disabilityto alleviate discomfort

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

・・

．.、、．.
．.．.．.
．.

Example sentences

54 results

1. きごう「きごう」きごう「きごう」。。

It was proposed that the term "blind person" be replaced with the term "visually impaired person".

2. 。。

It is cruel to mock a blind man.

3. 。。

The blind young man has got over his handicap.

4. 。。

The blind man felt his way toward the exit.

5. 、、。。

She wanted for nothing as long as her husband lived.

6. 。。

She has been blind from birth.

7. 。。

She goes to a school for the deaf.

8. 。。

They are in comfortable circumstance.

9. 。。

They lacked for nothing.

10. 。。

They are always short of money.

11. 。。

He is blind in one eye.

12. 。。

He saw to it that both boys were well provided for.

13. 。。

He was kind enough to see that I wanted for nothing.

14. くらせる暮らせる。。

He worked hard in order that his family might live in comfort.

15. くらせる暮らせる、、。。

He worked hard in order that his family might live in comfort.

16. 。。

His family lacks for nothing.

17. 、、、、。。

Old and crippled, he had courage enough to do the work.

18. 。。

I'm sorry to have caused you such inconvenience.

19. 、、、、。。

My grandmother is hard of hearing. In other words she is slightly deaf.

20. 。。

A water shortage causes a lot of inconvenience.

不

N44

意negative; non-; bad; ugly; clumsy

音フ、ブ

自

N42

意oneself

訓みずか.ら、おの.ずから、おの.ずと

音ジ、シ

名より

由

N33

意wherefore; a reason

訓よし、よ.る

音ユ、ユウ、ユイ