六感 | Japanese meaning

六感【ろっかん】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

the six senses

Forms

六感【ろっかん】
ろっかん

Generated definitions (experimental)

the six senses

This refers to the traditional concept of the six senses in Japanese culture, which includes the five physical senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch) plus an additional sense of intuition or perception. The term is often used in discussions about perception and sensitivity to one's surroundings.

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I often feel that my intuition is working.

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By believing in the six senses, one can become more sensitive to new experiences.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to trust one's six sensesto use one's six sensesto have one's six senses activeto train one's six sensesthe six senses and intuitionto rely on one's six sensesto stimulate the six sensesto demonstrate one's six sensesclarity of the six sensesthe sense of connection with nature

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)