【じせき】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. evidence; trace; vestige
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. evidence
    2. This meaning refers to something that serves as proof or support for a claim or argument, often used in historical or legal contexts.
    He collected evidence of the incident to present as proof in court.
    The archaeologist discovered evidence from ancient times.
  2. trace
    3. In this context, it implies a mark or sign left behind, often indicating the existence or passage of something that has since disappeared.
    The detective traced the signs of the culprit.
    There are old traces left on this road.
  3. vestige
    4. This meaning suggests a remnant or leftover part of something that once existed, often used in discussions of history or culture.
    The rebuilt town shows vestiges of its previous history.
    The village has vestiges of an ancient culture.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to leave behind evidencehistorical evidenceruins and vestigesto investigate evidencecultural tracesevidence indicatesto visit historical sitesarchaeological evidenceimportant traceto document evidence
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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