品物 (しなもの) Japanese meaning | Kotomora物
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This store sells various goods.
Usage patterns
〈物〉を届けるto deliver an item/goods
I had the goods I ordered delivered today.
〈物〉を包むto wrap an item as a gift or for packaging
The shop clerk wrapped the item nicely for me.
〈物〉を並べるto display/arrange items (e.g. on a shelf)
Various goods are displayed inside the store.
〈物〉を返品するto return an item (to a store)
The size didn't fit, so I returned the item.
〈物〉が売れるfor an item to sell (well)
The goods at this shop sell well.
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品物 is a general word for goods or articles, often in a shop or gift context, while 物資 emphasizes bulk supplies needed for living or relief efforts.
品物 is a general word for any item or article, while 製品 specifically means something produced by manufacturing.
品物 is a plain, generic word for goods or items with no fan or promotional nuance, unlike the collectible feel of グッズ.
