創そう業ぎょう

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創業する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to starting a company, business, or enterprise. Can be used as a noun or with する to mean 'to found' or 'to establish'.

〈場ば所しょ〉で創そう業ぎょうするto found (a business) in <place>
この会かい社しゃは大おお阪さかで創そう業ぎょうした。
This company was founded in Osaka.
創そう業ぎょうから〈数かず〉年ねん... years since the company was founded
創そう業ぎょうから50年ねんが経たちました。
Fifty years have passed since the company was founded.
〈時とき〉に創そう業ぎょうするto found (a business) at <time>
その会かい社しゃは明めい治じ時じ代だいに創そう業ぎょうした。
The company was founded during the Meiji era.

設せつ立りつN1
設立 is the general term for establishing any organization, institution, or facility, while 創業 specifically refers to founding a business or enterprise.
起き業ぎょうN1
起業 emphasizes launching a new venture or startup (often entrepreneurial), while 創業 focuses on the historical act of founding a company, often noted for its longevity.
開かい業ぎょう
開業 means opening a shop, clinic, or practice for business, while 創業 refers more broadly to founding a company as a legal or historical entity.
創そう立りつN1
創業 specifically refers to starting a business enterprise, while 創立 is used more broadly for founding organizations, schools, or institutions.
旗はた揚あげ
創業 specifically means founding a business, while 旗揚げ can apply to businesses, troupes, or political groups with a more theatrical connotation.

廃はい業ぎょう
廃業 means shutting down or discontinuing a business, the direct opposite of 創業, which means founding one.

操そう業ぎょう
操業 (same pronunciation, そうぎょう) means operating a factory or business day-to-day, whereas 創業 means the initial founding of a business.
創そう刊かんN1
創業 refers to starting a business or company, not to publishing the first issue of a periodical like 創刊.

Composed of 創 (create, start) and 業 (business, industry). The compound straightforwardly means 'starting a business'.