全国 (ぜんこく) Japanese meaning

全国 (ぜんこく) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

Kanji

国こく内ないN4
国内 focuses on being inside the country's borders (domestic), while 全国 emphasizes reaching every part of the country (nationwide).
全ぜん土ど
全国 is the everyday, common word for 'the whole country', while 全土 stresses the physical territory or land area and sounds more formal.
全ぜん米べい
全米 specifically means 'all of the United States', while 全国 is the generic word for 'the whole country' and can refer to Japan or any nation.
日本にほん全ぜん国こく
全国 means 'nationwide' or 'the whole country' and can refer to any country, while 日本全国 explicitly specifies Japan.

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日本にほん中じゅう
全国 is a formal, official-sounding word for 'the whole country' often used in news and statistics, while 日本中 is a more colloquial, everyday way to say 'all over Japan'.
全ぜん日本にほん
全国 means 'the whole country' generically and needs context to mean Japan, whereas 全日本 explicitly specifies Japan.

地ち方ほうN3
地方 refers to a local region or the provinces, while 全国 refers to the entire country, so the two are often contrasted as local vs. nationwide.

全ぜん校こう
全校 (whole school) and 全国 (whole country) look and sound similar but refer to entirely different scopes.
全ぜん国こく的てきN3
全国 is the plain noun for "the whole country," while 全国的 is the na-adjective form used to describe something as nationwide in scope.
各かっ国こくN1
全国 means 'the whole country' or 'nationwide' within a single nation, whereas 各国 refers to multiple separate countries.

全ぜん国こく的てきN3
nationwide; national; throughout the country
全ぜん国こく区く
national constituency; nationwide electoral district · nationwide fame; being known across the country
全ぜん国こく民みん
the whole nation; all the people of the country

A Sino-Japanese compound of 全, 'whole' or 'all', and 国, 'country'.