also: プロパ
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
proper; specific to; intrinsic to
Jargon-like no-adjective use meaning proper to a field, domain, or subject itself. Often appears as Xプロパーの or プロパーな in academic or specialized writing.
This is not a problem proper to linguistics.
The study group dealt with issues specific to this field.
noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
regular full-time staff; career employee; in-house career track
Business use for regular or career staff, especially people employed by an organization from the start or belonging to its main in-house track. Common in compounds such as プロパー社員.
He is not a dispatched worker; he is a regular in-house employee.
That department has a mix of mid-career hires and career-track employees.
noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
regular price; net price; non-discounted price
Retail or trade use for a normal, non-sale price, and in some business contexts a net or base price. Common in phrases such as プロパー価格 and プロパー商品.
This item is not part of the sale and is being sold at the regular price.
Please display the regular-price items without discounting them.
This is an issue specific to philosophy itself, not a matter of psychology.
He joined this company as a career-track employee right out of school.
I bought this bag at full price without waiting for a sale.