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全形 (ぜんけい) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

全ぜん形けい

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け

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Meanings

1

noun

whole form; perfect form; complete shape

Refers to the entire, unbroken, or ideal shape of something, often in technical, artistic, or descriptive contexts.

この彫ちょう刻こくは全ぜん形けいを保たもっている。
This sculpture retains its whole form.
設せっ計けい図ずには製せい品ひんの全ぜん形けいが示しめされている。
The blueprint shows the complete shape of the product.

Kanji

全whole, entire, all
形shape, form, style

Similar words

全ぜん体たい
全体 refers to the whole of something in a general sense, while 全形 emphasizes the physical or ideal shape or form.
完かん全ぜん
完全 means 'perfect' or 'complete' as an adjective or adjectival noun, whereas 全形 is a noun referring to the perfect form itself.

Etymology

Compound of 全 (zen, 'whole, complete') and 形 (kei, 'form, shape'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the meaning is transparent from its components.