とが
と
が
Meanings
1
usually written using kana alone
Refers to a mistake or error for which one is responsible; often used in contexts of blame or accountability.
He admitted his mistake.
This failure is nobody's fault.
2
usually written using kana alone
Carries a moral or religious weight; implies a transgression against ethical or divine law.
He repented of his sin.
To be tormented by a sense of guilt.