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物品 (ぶっぴん, buppin) Japanese meaning: goods | Kotomora
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ぴん
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管かん
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Various goods are stored in this warehouse.
A list of articles to be delivered was attached to the contract.
Usage patterns 物ぶっ 品ぴん を 購こう 入にゅう する to purchase goods/items
The company purchased new items.
物ぶっ 品ぴん を 管かん 理り する to manage/keep track of goods
There is a person in charge of managing the goods in the warehouse.
物ぶっ 品ぴん を 寄き 付ふ する to donate goods
We donated goods to the disaster-affected area.
物ぶっ 品ぴん を 輸ゆ 送そう する to transport goods
This company transports goods overseas.
Kanji 品 goods, refinement, dignity Related words 品物 is the common, everyday word for goods, while 物品 is a formal, bureaucratic term used in legal or official contexts.
商品 specifically means goods for sale in a commercial context, whereas 物品 is a broader, formal term that can include non-commercial items.
物資 emphasizes supplies or materials needed for a purpose (e.g. relief supplies), while 物品 refers more neutrally to individual tangible items.
物品 is a broad, formal term for any goods or articles, while 用品 specifically denotes items meant for a particular use or purpose.
物品 is a formal, somewhat bureaucratic word for physical goods or articles, while 品 is a lighter, more common suffix used in everyday compounds like 食品 or 商品.
Etymology Compound of 物 (ぶつ, 'thing') and 品 (ひん, 'article'). The reading ぶっぴん results from a regular sound change where つ + ひ becomes っぴ.
