財産 (ざいさん) Japanese meaning | Kotomora大
きな
財
産
を
相
続
し
た
。
He inherited a large fortune from his parents.
I lost my house and all my property in the fire.
Usage patterns
財産を築くto build up a fortune
He built up a large fortune in a single generation.
財産を相続するto inherit property/assets
I ended up inheriting my father's property.
財産を管理するto manage one's assets
A lawyer manages his assets.
財産を失うto lose one's fortune/assets
He lost his fortune after a failed investment.
財産を残すto leave behind property/assets (for heirs)
My grandfather passed away leaving a great deal of property.
金品
財産 is a broader term for total assets including property and land, whereas 金品 refers specifically to portable money and goods.
財産 covers all of a person's assets and property, a broader concept than 蓄え, which specifically means something set aside for future use.
財産 means assets or property one owns, while 財務 means the administrative work of managing finances, not the assets themselves.
財産 means personal property or assets one owns, while 物産 refers to products or produce associated with a region, not personal wealth.
財産区
wealthy person; person of wealth