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時間割 (じかんわり) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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I received the new semester's timetable.
Make sure to check tomorrow's schedule.
Usage patterns 時じ 間かん 割わり を 組く む to put together a timetable
Putting together the timetable for the new semester is a lot of work.
時じ 間かん 割わり に 従したが う to follow the timetable
The students move between classrooms according to the timetable.
時じ 間かん 割わり が 変か わる for the timetable to change
The timetable is set to change starting next month.
時じ 間かん 割わり を 確かく 認にん する to check the timetable
Kanji 割 proportion, comparatively, divide Related words 時間割 refers specifically to a fixed weekly class schedule, while スケジュール is a general loanword for any plan or appointment list.
時間割 is a repeating grid of class periods, whereas 予定表 is a planner listing upcoming appointments or events, not tied to a school format.
Don't confuse with 時間割 is a class schedule listing school periods, whereas 時刻表 is a timetable of train, bus, or flight departure and arrival times.
Written forms 時じ 間かん 割わり
Standard kanji spelling; most common in school contexts.
時じ 間かん 割わ り
Variant with okurigana; also common and listed.
Etymology Compound of 時間 (time, hour) and 割 (division, allotment). The literal sense is 'time division', referring to the allocation of time slots.
Every morning I check the timetable before preparing my textbooks.
