鄙諺 | Japanese meaning

鄙諺【ひげん】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

vulgar proverb; popular saying

Forms

鄙諺【ひげん】
卑諺【ひげん】
ひげん

Generated definitions (experimental)

vulgar proverb; popular saying

This term refers to a phrase or expression that is widely recognized and used in a casual or informal manner, often conveying cultural wisdom or common sense.

きごう「きごう」、。

He quoted the vulgar proverb "More haste, less speed" to advise her to act more thoughtfully.

、きごう「きごう」。

In this region, the popular saying "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down" is often used.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

ぞく俗なせけん世間でつかわれている使われていることわざ諺．.ひぞく鄙俗なことわざ諺．.

きごう「ひな鄙きごう」のじぎ字義はひていてき否定的であり、そのてん点できごう「りげん俚諺きごう」きごう「ぞくげん俗諺きごう」とはじゃっかん若干ちがう違う．.

Wiktionary

鄙諺【ひげん】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

vulgar proverb; popular saying

Forms

鄙諺【ひげん】
卑諺【ひげん】
ひげん

Generated definitions (experimental)

vulgar proverb; popular saying

This term refers to a phrase or expression that is widely recognized and used in a casual or informal manner, often conveying cultural wisdom or common sense.