木石 | Japanese meaning

木石【ぼくせき】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

trees and stones
unfeeling person

Forms

木石【ぼくせき】
ぼくせき

Generated definitions (experimental)

trees and stones

This meaning refers to the literal interpretation, signifying natural elements, commonly used in contexts related to nature, landscaping, and environmental descriptions.

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There are many trees and stones in the forest.

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Beautiful trees and stones are scattered by the river.

unfeeling person

This meaning describes someone who is emotionally detached or lacks sensitivity towards others' feelings. It can be used in discussions about personality traits or behaviors.

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He is an unfeeling person, as cold as stone.

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She is like an unfeeling person who does not show her emotions.

Generated collocations (experimental)

heart of stoneようa person like wood and stone (unfeeling person)to move trees and stones (to manage unfeeling situations)to harden one's heartごとくlike trees and stones (emotionless)expressions using "trees and stones"an unfeeling relationshipようan attitude like wood and stone (cold demeanor)

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

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Example sentences

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1. 。

He is neither a stock nor a stone.

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