商品 (しょうひん, shouhin) Japanese meaning: product

商品 (しょうひん, shouhin) Japanese meaning: product | Kotomora

Kanji

製せい品ひんN4
製品 emphasizes manufactured or processed goods, while 商品 focuses on any item as an object of sale or trade.
品しな物ものN4
品物 is a casual, everyday word for articles or goods, while 商品 is the more formal term used in business and retail contexts.
品しなN3
品 is a simple, general word for an item or article, while 商品 specifically means an item offered for sale.
ウェア
商品 is the everyday word for goods or merchandise, while ウェア is a borrowed suffix used mainly in compound words like スポーツウェア.

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グッズ
商品 is a neutral, general term for any commercial product, whereas グッズ usually refers to character, event, or fan-oriented merchandise.
品ひんN2
商品 specifically means merchandise or product for sale, while 品 as a suffix is a more general term that can refer to any article or item.
売うり物ものN1
商品 is the formal, neutral word for 'merchandise' or 'product', while 売り物 stresses that something is being offered for sale, sometimes even figuratively.
品ひん目もく
商品 refers broadly to goods or merchandise for sale, while 品目 highlights a specific category or type of item, often as it appears in official lists or statistics.

賞しょう品ひんN2
商品 (goods for sale) and 賞品 (a prize) are pronounced identically but mean completely different things.

点てんN4
For items in a collection, inventory, or exhibition — works, goods, pieces of luggage.
品ひんN2
For dishes in a meal and articles of goods (一品 = one dish/item).

新しん商しょう品ひんN3
new product; new item
目め玉だま商しょう品ひんN1
bargain goods; loss leader · eye-catching goods; featured product
ヒット商しょう品ひんN3
hit product; bestseller

Compound of 商 (commerce, trade) and 品 (goods, article). The word has been used since at least the Edo period to refer to trade goods.