Translation guide
The arrangement of something into layers or strata, often used in social, geological, or analytical contexts.
The division of society into hierarchical layers based on class, status, or power.
The most common and general term for social stratification. It refers to the process or state of society being divided into layers.
Social stratification is advancing.
Refers to the social strata themselves, often used in academic or analytical contexts.
The rigidification of social stratification is a problem.
Specifically refers to a hereditary class system, like the feudal caste system. Use only when discussing historical or rigid status-based stratification.
The class system of the Edo period was strict.
The layering of rock, soil, or sediment.
The standard geological term for stratification or bedding of rocks.
Clear stratification can be seen in this cliff.
Refers to the state of being stratified, often used in geology and also in contexts like stratified lakes.
Means 'layered' or 'stratiform', often used as an adjective to describe something having a layered structure.
Dividing data into subgroups or strata for analysis.
The formation or arrangement of layers in any context.
Fossils were discovered in the stratified layers.
層状の岩石が露出している。
Stratified rocks are exposed.
Analyze the data by stratifying it.
The stratification of cultures is the charm of the city.