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共通点 (kyoutsuuten) Japanese meaning: common point | Kotomora
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The two have a lot in common in their hobbies.
We are looking for common points between these two incidents.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 に 共きょう 通つう 点てん がある for two or more things to have something in common
These two movies have something in common.
共きょう 通つう 点てん を 見み つける to find a common point or shared feature
The two of them quickly found something in common and became friends.
共きょう 通つう 点てん が 多おお い to have a lot in common
We have a lot in common when it comes to hobbies.
共きょう 通つう 点てん を 挙あ げる to list or point out common features
The teacher pointed out several common features of the two works.
Kanji 通 traffic, pass through, avenue Related words 共通点 emphasizes features that are exactly shared, while 類似点 focuses on features that are merely similar or resemble each other.
共通点 names a specific shared feature you can point to, while 共通性 is a more abstract term for the quality of being common or shared.
共通点 highlights a shared feature or similarity, whereas 接点 is more about an actual meeting point for interaction or discussion.
Etymology Compound of 共通 (common, shared) + 点 (point, aspect).
