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清浄 (せいじょう, seijou) Japanese meaning: pure | Kotomora
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工こう
場じょう
で
は
清せい
浄じょう
な
空くう
気き
が
保たも
た
れ
て
いる
。
Pure air is maintained in this factory.
I offered a prayer with a pure heart.
Related words 清潔 is the everyday word for hygienic cleanliness, while 清浄 carries a more formal or ritual/technical sense of purity, as in cleanrooms or spiritual contexts.
純粋 stresses being genuine and unmixed, whereas 清浄 stresses the absence of dirt or contamination.
Opposites 不潔 means dirty or unhygienic, the direct opposite of the purity described by 清浄.
清浄 describes something pure and clean, the opposite state to the pollution or defilement expressed by 汚濁.
清浄 means purity or cleanness, especially in formal or religious contexts, making it the natural opposite of 不浄.
清浄 means ritual or spiritual purity, the direct opposite of 汚れ's sense of defilement or impurity.
Etymology Composed of 清 (pure, clear) and 浄 (clean, purify). The reading せいじょう is the standard Sino-Japanese reading; しょうじょう is a less common variant preserved in Buddhist usage.
purity; spotlessness; immaculateness
pure and innocent; immaculate
