Translation guide
A clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb. In Japanese, clauses are often marked by particles and verb forms, and they can modify nouns or connect to other clauses.
A group of words containing a subject and predicate, forming part of a sentence.
A particular article, stipulation, or provision in a contract, law, or formal document.
Refers to a specific clause or article in a legal document.
節 (せつ) is used for grammatical clauses, while 条項 (じょうこう) is used for legal clauses. Do not confuse them.
Grammatical clauses and contract clauses are different concepts.
This sentence consists of two clauses.
Loanword from English, used in technical or linguistic discussions.
Relative clauses modify nouns.
Please check clause 5 of the contract.
Often used as a suffix in numbered clauses, like Article 1.
an act that violates Clause 3
Refers to a clause in a contract or terms of service, often used in business contexts.
This clause is void.