反乱 (はんらん) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

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反乱する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	反はん乱らんする	反はん乱らんしない
Polite	反はん乱らんします	反はん乱らんしません
Past polite	反はん乱らんしました	反はん乱らんしませんでした
Past	反はん乱らんした	反はん乱らんしなかった
Te-form	反はん乱らんして	反はん乱らんしないで
Desire	反はん乱らんしたい	反はん乱らんしたくない
Potential	反はん乱らんできる	反はん乱らんできない
Passive	反はん乱らんされる	反はん乱らんされない
Causative	反はん乱らんさせる	反はん乱らんさせない
Causative passive	反はん乱らんさせられる	反はん乱らんさせられない
Volitional	反はん乱らんしよう
Polite volitional	反はん乱らんしましょう
Imperative	反はん乱らんしろ	反はん乱らんするな
Conditional	反はん乱らんすれば	反はん乱らんしなければ
Tara conditional	反はん乱らんしたら	反はん乱らんしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

rebellion; revolt; insurrection; mutiny; uprising

Refers to an organized armed resistance against established authority, such as a government, military leadership, or ruling power. Can be used for historical events or metaphorical resistance.

Kanji

反anti-
乱riot, war, disorder
叛disobey, defy, go back on

Related words· 12

暴ぼう動どうN1
暴動 refers to a spontaneous, disorganized outbreak of violence by a crowd, while 反乱 suggests a more organized and sustained armed challenge to authority.
革かく命めいN2
革命 implies a fundamental, often successful change in political or social structure, while 反乱 focuses on the act of armed resistance itself, regardless of outcome.
蜂ほう起き
蜂起 emphasizes the sudden, collective rising-up of people (often civilians), while 反乱 emphasizes organized armed opposition to authority, often by soldiers or subjects.
内ない乱らんN1
内乱 refers to broader internal strife or civil war within a country, while 反乱 is the specific act of rebelling against a ruling power.

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クーデター
クーデター is a sudden, often bloodless seizure of power by a small group (usually the military), whereas 反乱 is a broader armed uprising against authority.
反はん旗き
反乱 refers to the actual act of rebellion or uprising, while 反旗 is the symbolic banner of revolt, almost always used in the phrase 反旗を翻す.
乱らんN1
反乱 is the everyday word for an armed rebellion, while 乱 alone sounds more formal or literary and is usually used in compounds or as a naming suffix like 応仁の乱.

Don't confuse with

氾はん濫らんN2
氾濫 (はんらん) means a flood or overflow of water, a homophone of 反乱 (はんらん, rebellion) with completely different meaning and kanji.

Counted with

件けんN2
Used when referring to an incident or case; not a fixed conventional counter in the same way as for physical objects.

Word family

反はん乱らん者しゃ
rebel; insurgent
反はん乱らん軍ぐん
rebel army; insurgent forces
反はん乱らん分ぶん子し
rebel elements; subversives; insurgents

Written forms

反はん乱らんUsage80%
Standard modern spelling; the most common form in news and general use.
叛はん乱らんUsage20%
Alternate kanji form using 叛; less common but still encountered, especially in historical or literary contexts.

Etymology

Composed of 反 (anti-, against) and 乱 (disorder, rebellion). The alternate form 叛乱 uses 叛 (rebel, betray), which is a more specific character for rebellion. The word is a Sino-Japanese compound (kango).

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