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体系 (たいけい) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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この
理り
論ろん
は
独どく
自じ
の
体たい
系けい
を
持も
っ
て
いる
。
This theory has its own unique system.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 の 体たい 系けい を 確かく 立りつ する to establish a system of ~
He established his own system of philosophy.
体たい 系けい に 基もと づく to be based on a system
This theory is based on a scientific system.
体たい 系けい を 成な す to form a coherent system
These laws form a single coherent system.
体たい 系けい が 崩くず れる for a system to break down
The old system broke down, and a new one was born.
Related words· 6 体系 emphasizes an abstract, organized framework of ideas or principles, while システム is a loanword typically used for concrete, mechanical, or computer systems.
組織 refers to an organization or structured body of people, whereas 体系 refers to the abstract conceptual framework itself.
制度 refers to an official system or institution established by law or custom, while 体系 refers to the logical or conceptual structure tying ideas or elements together.
構造 focuses on the physical or structural arrangement of parts, while 体系 focuses on the logical organization of ideas or principles into a coherent whole.
Show 2 more 体系 stresses an organized framework or body of knowledge, while 系統 stresses a connected line, lineage, or category.
体系 stresses a logically organized system of ideas or theories, while 体制 focuses on the practical organizational or institutional framework.
Don't confuse with 体形 refers to a person's body shape or figure, while 体系 refers to an abstract system or framework of ideas.
大系 refers to a comprehensive series or collection of works, such as an anthology, while 体系 refers to a coherent system or framework of principles.
Etymology Composed of 体 (body, form) and 系 (lineage, system). The combination conveys the idea of a structured body of knowledge or a systematic framework. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji components are conventionally associated with this meaning.
数すう 体たい 系けい
legal system; legal structure; jurisprudence
