殺さっ菌きん

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殺菌する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to killing or removing microorganisms, often in medical, food, or hygiene contexts. Can be used as a noun or with する as a transitive verb.

熱ねっ湯とうで〈物もの〉を殺さっ菌きんするto sterilize something with boiling water
赤あかちゃんの哺ほ乳にゅう瓶びんを熱ねっ湯とうで殺さっ菌きんした。
I sterilized the baby's bottle with boiling water.
紫し外がい線せんで殺さっ菌きんするto sterilize with ultraviolet light
この装そう置ちは紫し外がい線せんで殺さっ菌きんする。
This device sterilizes using ultraviolet light.
殺さっ菌きん効こう果かがあるto have a sterilizing/germ-killing effect
この洗せん剤ざいには強つよい殺さっ菌きん効こう果かがある。
This detergent has a strong germ-killing effect.

消しょう毒どくN2
消毒 typically refers to disinfecting wounds or surfaces, while 殺菌 more broadly means killing germs in various contexts like food or medical settings.
滅めっ菌きん
滅菌 means complete sterilization eliminating all microorganisms, whereas 殺菌 only reduces or kills germs without guaranteeing total elimination.
除じょ菌きん
除菌 means removing germs (often used for household cleaning products) and is a milder claim than 殺菌, which means actively killing them.
抗こう菌きん
殺菌 means killing bacteria outright, while 抗菌 only suppresses their growth without necessarily destroying them.

雑ざっ菌きん
殺菌 (さっきん, to kill germs) and 雑菌 (ざっきん, miscellaneous/random germs) sound similar but 雑菌 is a noun for the germs themselves, not an action.
殺さっ虫ちゅう
殺虫 means killing insects, whereas 殺菌 means killing germs or bacteria, despite sharing the 殺 prefix.
無む菌きん
殺菌 refers to the act of killing germs, whereas 無菌 describes the resulting state of being germ-free.
殺さっ気きN1
殺菌 (sterilization) shares the kanji 殺 and a similar sound with 殺気 (killing intent) but has nothing to do with murder or violence.

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Compound of 殺 (kill) and 菌 (bacteria/germs). The reading さっきん is a regular on'yomi combination.