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【く】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

pain; anguish; suffering; distress; anxiety; worry; trouble; difficulty; hardship
duhkha (suffering)Buddhismsee also

Generated definitions (experimental)

pain; anguish; suffering; distress; anxiety; worry; trouble; difficulty; hardship

This meaning refers to a state of physical or emotional discomfort and can be used in contexts discussing challenges or distressing experiences.

、、。。

He felt pain after the accident.

、、。。

The news caused her deep anguish.

duhkha (suffering)

This meaning is often used in philosophical or spiritual contexts, particularly in discussions surrounding the nature of suffering as described in Buddhist texts.

、、。。

His teachings state that life is filled with suffering.

。。

Gaining knowledge helps to transcend suffering.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to feel painbitter experienceto struggle; to have a hard timeto be accompanied by painto be in anguishto tormentto have a painful experiencedifficult situationto alleviate sufferingpainful decisionto be in a difficult situationto accumulate hardships

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

きごう（くクきごう）、、

Example sentences

13 results

1. 。。

She had no difficulty in learning the poem by heart.

2. なかっなかっ。。

He made nothing of working for a long time.

3. ないない。。

He makes nothing of getting up early in the morning.

4. 。。

He had no difficulty swimming across the river.

5. 。。

It was quite easy for me to carry the plan out.

6. 。。

No pain, no gain.

7. 。。

No sweet without sweat.

8. 。。

One cannot have pain without pleasure, and one cannot have pleasure without pain.

9. 、、。。

Pick a job that you enjoy and working will seem easy.

10. 。。

He had no difficulty in finding the place.

11. 。。

Pleasure is the source of pain.

12. とむトムないない。。

Tom doesn't mind devoting a lot of time to helping the homeless.

13. 。。

Life is hard.

【く】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

pain; anguish; suffering; distress; anxiety; worry; trouble; difficulty; hardship
duhkha (suffering)Buddhismsee also

Generated definitions (experimental)

pain; anguish; suffering; distress; anxiety; worry; trouble; difficulty; hardship

This meaning refers to a state of physical or emotional discomfort and can be used in contexts discussing challenges or distressing experiences.

、、。。

He felt pain after the accident.

、、。。

The news caused her deep anguish.

duhkha (suffering)

This meaning is often used in philosophical or spiritual contexts, particularly in discussions surrounding the nature of suffering as described in Buddhist texts.

、、。。

His teachings state that life is filled with suffering.

。。

Gaining knowledge helps to transcend suffering.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to feel painbitter experienceto struggle; to have a hard timeto be accompanied by painto be in anguishto tormentto have a painful experiencedifficult situationto alleviate sufferingpainful decisionto be in a difficult situationto accumulate hardships

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

きごう（くクきごう）、、

Example sentences

13 results

1. 。。

She had no difficulty in learning the poem by heart.

2. なかっなかっ。。

He made nothing of working for a long time.

3. ないない。。

He makes nothing of getting up early in the morning.

4. 。。

He had no difficulty swimming across the river.

5. 。。

It was quite easy for me to carry the plan out.

6. 。。

No pain, no gain.

7. 。。

No sweet without sweat.

8. 。。

One cannot have pain without pleasure, and one cannot have pleasure without pain.

9. 、、。。

Pick a job that you enjoy and working will seem easy.

10. 。。

He had no difficulty in finding the place.

11. 。。

Pleasure is the source of pain.

12. とむトムないない。。

Tom doesn't mind devoting a lot of time to helping the homeless.

13. 。。

Life is hard.

苦

N33

意suffering; trial; worry; hardship; feel bitter; scowl

訓くる.しい、-ぐる.しい、くる.しむ、くる.しめる、にが.い、にが.る

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