文もん様よう

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ん

よ

う

Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

1

noun

Refers to decorative patterns on fabric, ceramics, architecture, etc. Both 文様 and 紋様 are used, with 文様 being more general.

文もん

様よう

を

現げん

代だい

の

デザイン

に

取と

り

入い

れる

。

Incorporate traditional patterns into modern design.

文もん様ようUsage72%
Standard kanji spelling, especially common in art and textile contexts.
紋もん様ようUsage28%
Alternate kanji spelling; 紋 emphasizes crest-like or emblematic patterns.

模も様よう
模様 is a broader term for any pattern, appearance, or state of affairs, while 文様 specifically refers to decorative designs, often with cultural or artistic significance.
柄がら
柄 is a more casual, everyday word for patterns on cloth or objects, whereas 文様 is more formal and often used in artistic or historical contexts.

Compound of 文 (もん, 'design, pattern') and 様 (よう, 'style, form'). The kanji 紋 is also used for patterns with emblematic or crest-like qualities.