買かい物もの

also: かいもん

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Common wordJLPTN5Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

買い物する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to the act of shopping or the items bought. As a suru-verb, it is intransitive and describes going shopping.

買かい物ものに行いくto go shopping
母ははと一いっ緒しょにスーパーへ買かい物ものに行いった。
I went shopping at the supermarket with my mother.
買かい物ものをするto do the shopping
週しゅう末まつにまとめて買かい物ものをする。
I do all my shopping at once on the weekend.
〈場ば所しょ〉で買かい物ものをするto shop at (a place)
駅えき前まえの商しょう店てん街がいで買かい物ものをした。
I did some shopping at the shopping street near the station.
買かい物ものに付つき合あうto go along/keep someone company while they shop
友とも達だちの買かい物ものに付つき合あった。
I went along with my friend while she went shopping.

ショッピングN1
ショッピング is a loanword often used for leisure or recreational shopping, while 買い物 is the everyday native term covering all kinds of purchasing.
買かい出だし
買い出し specifically means going out to stock up on supplies (often in bulk or for a task), whereas 買い物 is the general word for shopping of any kind.
購こう入にゅうN2
購入 is a formal, written word for purchasing (used for business, big-ticket items, or contracts), while 買い物 is casual and used in everyday speech.
用よう足たしN1
買い物 means shopping specifically, while 用足し covers a wider range of errands such as going to the bank or post office.
買かい
買い物 is the everyday word for shopping or a purchase, while 買い is a shorter form typically used in compounds or market jargon.

買かい替かえN2
買い物 is general shopping for anything, while 買い替え specifically means replacing something you already own with a new one.
買かい得どく
買い物 just means shopping or a purchase in general, whereas 買い得 specifically means that purchase was a great deal for the price.

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買い物Usage83%
- かいもの
  Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
- かいもん
買物Usage15%
- かいもの
  Less common variant; the okurigana い is omitted.
- かいもん
買かいものUsage2%
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かいもん
Colloquial contracted reading; mainly used in casual speech, not standard writing.

Compound of 買い (kai, the continuative form of 買う 'to buy') + 物 (mono, 'thing').