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多感 (たかん, takan) Japanese meaning: sensitive | Kotomora
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Kanji 感 emotion, feeling, sensation Related words 敏びん 感かん 敏感 is more about physical or sensory sensitivity, while 多感 emphasizes emotional susceptibility and impressionability.
感かん 受じゅ 性せい 感受性 is a noun meaning 'sensitivity' or 'receptivity', often used in psychological contexts; 多感 is an adjectival noun describing a person's nature.
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He is a sensitive boy who is easily moved by small things.
Books read during one's impressionable years are never forgotten.
sentimental; full of emotions; tender-hearted
Written forms 多た 感かん Usage 91%
Standard kanji spelling; the only written form.
たかん Usage 7%
タカン Usage 1%
Etymology Composed of 多 (many) and 感 (feeling, sensation), literally 'many feelings'. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination naturally conveys the idea of being easily affected by various emotions.
