Lingaku- omission (of words and passages); abbreviation
- writing a character in a simplified form; omitting strokes from a kanji
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- omission (of words and passages); abbreviation
- writing a character in a simplified form; omitting strokes from a kanji
This meaning refers to the act of leaving out words or passages in writing, often for brevity or clarity. It is commonly used in contexts where summarizing information is necessary.
The document has been abbreviated, and important information is missing.
This meaning pertains to the practice of simplifying a kanji character by reducing the number of strokes, which makes it easier to write. It is often employed in educational contexts to aid learners in mastering kanji.
Generated collocations (experimental)
しょうひつ省筆をするto abbreviateしょうひつ省筆のぎじゅつ技術technique of abbreviationしょうひつ省筆をもちいる用いるto use abbreviationしょうひつ省筆されたもじ文字abbreviated charactersしょうひつ省筆のれんしゅう練習practice of abbreviationかんりゃく簡略なひょうげん表現simplified expressionしょうひつ省筆のこうか効果effect of abbreviationかんじ漢字のしょうひつ省筆kanji abbreviationしょうひつ省筆することができるcan abbreviateしょうひつ省筆のるうるルールrules of abbreviation