門もん

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Common wordJLPTN5Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

Meanings

A physical gate, entrance, or doorway, often at a building, garden, or city wall.

Related words· 9

扉とびらN1sense 1
扉 refers to a door or hinged panel, often indoors, while 門 refers to a larger outdoor gate or entranceway.
流りゅう派は sense 2
流派 names a specific school or style within an art, while 門 more broadly refers to a school of thought or master-disciple lineage.
木き戸ど
門 is the general, often larger and more formal word for a gate, while 木戸 specifically denotes a small wooden gate or door.
門もん扉ぴ
門 refers to the entire gate structure, while 門扉 specifically means the door leaf that swings open or shut within that gate.

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ゲート
門 is the traditional Japanese word for a physical gate, like a temple or castle gate, while ゲート is a loanword used for modern functional gates such as airport or station gates.
正せい門もんN2
門 is the generic word for any gate, whereas 正門 specifies the main, front gate as opposed to side or back gates.
大だい門もん
門 is the plain, general word for any gate, whereas 大門 specifically points to a large, impressive one.
入いり口ぐちN5
門 is a physical gate structure, whereas 入り口 more broadly denotes the entrance point itself, which may or may not have a gate.

Word family· 147

専せん門もんN5
specialty; field of expertise; major · exclusive focus; doing only; specializing solely in
部ぶ門もんN1
division; department; branch; field; category
入にゅう門もんN3
becoming a pupil; entering discipleship; beginning training · introduction; primer; beginner's guide · entering through a gate; gate entry