ふんだん (fundan) Japanese meaning: plentiful | Kotomora料
理
に
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野
菜
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ふんだん
に
使
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れ
て
いる
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This dish uses plenty of vegetables.
She spends money lavishly.
Usage patterns
〈物〉をふんだんに使うto use something lavishly/in abundance
This cake is made with plenty of fresh fruit.
〈事〉をふんだんに盛り込むto pack in an abundance of (ideas, features, etc.)
〈物〉がふんだんにあるto have an abundance of something
This region has an abundance of natural resources.
乏しい means scarce or lacking, the opposite of ふんだん which means plentiful or abundant.
Written forms
ふんだんUsage100%
Kana-only adjectival noun; no kanji form is given.
フンダンUsage<1%
Etymology
The origin is uncertain; it may be related to the mimetic word ふんだんに, but the exact derivation is unclear.
The movie is packed with the latest technology.
