げ【さげ】

Frequency rank: 37,772. – 38,256.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. lowering; sinking; bringing down; letting downantonym:
  2. depreciation; price fall
  3. punch line (of a rakugo story)see also
  4. sword strapabbreviationarchaismsee also
Forms
  • げ【さげ】Frequency rank: 37,772. – 38,256.
  • げ【さげ】
  • げ【さげ】
  • さげ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. lowering; sinking; bringing down; letting down
    2. This meaning refers to the act of reducing something in height or position, or physically lowering an object.
    At the train station, I lowered the stairs to carry my luggage.
    He lowered his head and looked sad.
  2. depreciation; price fall
    3. This meaning pertains to a decline in value, often used in financial contexts referring to assets or economic conditions.
    It is said that prices are falling in the real estate market.
    Due to the economic crisis, stocks significantly depreciated.
  3. punch line (of a rakugo story)
    4. This meaning refers to the climactic or final line in a traditional Japanese comedic storytelling performance, which delivers the humor of the narrative.
    His punch lines always make the audience laugh.
    In the new story, the punch line was especially funny.
  4. sword strap
    5. This meaning relates to the physical accessory used to secure a sword to the wearer's body, commonly found in traditional Japanese martial arts or cultural practices.
    The samurai used a strap to secure the sword to his waist.
    I need a strap to repair the old tool.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to lowerto lower the pricerange of declinestop of declinewhen loweringsalary reductionlowered voiceprice dropすぎtoo much of a decreasepunch line of a jokesword strapto lower one's emotions
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