【す】

Frequency rank: 5,643. – 5,649.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. one's nature; one's feelings; oneself
    2. nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
  2. plain; unadorned; undecorated; unadulterated; au naturel
    3. prefix
  3. mere; poorderogatorybefore a noun
  4. exceedinglybefore an adjective
Forms
  • 【す】Frequency rank: 5,643. – 5,649.
  • すFrequency rank: 7,356. – 7,365.
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. one's nature; one's feelings; oneself
    2. This meaning refers to an individual's intrinsic qualities or emotions, often reflecting their true self.
    It is important to know one's true nature.
    I was surprised to learn that her true self is very kind.
  2. plain; unadorned; undecorated; unadulterated; au naturel
    3. This usage describes something that is in its simplest or most natural form, without any embellishments or modifications.
    I like the plain design of this room.
    He chose clothes in an unadorned style.
  3. mere; poor
    4. This meaning conveys a sense of something being insignificant or lacking in quality or quantity.
    That idea is merely a basic one, and it's difficult to implement.
    He lives on a mere income.
  4. exceedingly
    5. This usage indicates something that is done to a great extent or degree, often emphasizing intensity.
    He enjoys games exceedingly.
    That movie was exceedingly interesting.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to show one's true naturehonest feelingsone's true selfsimple tastewonderful; splendidlovely; nicewithout makeup; natural faceそ素plain; unadornednatural talentbland; curthonestly; franklyto feel the greatnesslovely time
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