革かわ靴ぐつ

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

1

leather shoes; leather boots

Refers to footwear made of leather, typically dress shoes or boots. The term is neutral and commonly used in everyday contexts.

He went out wearing new leather shoes.

革かわ靴ぐつは雨あめの日ひに履はかないほうがいい。

It's better not to wear leather shoes on rainy days.

革かわ靴ぐつを履はくto put on/wear leather shoes
彼かれはスーツに革かわ靴ぐつを履はいて出しゅっ社しゃした。
He went to work wearing a suit and leather shoes.
革かわ靴ぐつを磨みがくto polish leather shoes
毎まい晩ばん、寝ねる前まえに革かわ靴ぐつを磨みがいている。
I polish my leather shoes every night before bed.
革かわ靴ぐつを脱ぬぐto take off leather shoes
玄げん関かんで革かわ靴ぐつを脱ぬいでスリッパに履はき替かえた。
I took off my leather shoes at the entrance and changed into slippers.

靴くつN5
靴 is the general word for shoes of any kind, while 革靴 specifically means shoes made of leather.

スニーカー
革靴 are formal leather shoes worn with suits, in contrast to the casual, sporty スニーカー.

革かわ靴ぐつUsage89%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
皮かわ靴ぐつUsage6%
Alternate kanji spelling using 皮 (skin/hide) instead of 革 (leather); less common.
かわぐつUsage4%
革かわ沓ぐつUsage1%
Archaic spelling using 沓 (shoes); rarely used in modern Japanese.

Compound of 革 (kawa, 'leather') and 靴 (kutsu, 'shoes'). The reading かわぐつ is a straightforward combination of the kun'yomi readings of the two kanji.