大おお入いり満まん員いん

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Meanings

noun

packed house; full to capacity; sellout

Describes a venue (theater, stadium, etc.) that is completely full, often used for events or performances. The phrase is somewhat emphatic, combining two words for 'full'.

初しょ日にちの公こう演えんは大おお入いり満まん員いんだった。
The opening-day performance was a full house.
コンサートは大おお入いり満まん員いんの盛せい況きょうだった。
The concert was a great success with a packed audience.

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Kanji

大large, big
入enter, insert
満full, fullness, enough
員employee, member, number

Related words

満まん員いん
満員 simply means 'full' or 'crowded' (e.g., 満員電車). 大入り満員 is more emphatic and typically used for events or venues, implying a sellout or capacity crowd.
大おお入いり
大入り alone means 'large attendance' or 'packed house'. 大入り満員 is a stronger, more emphatic expression combining both ideas.

Built from

大おお入いり+満まん員いん

Written forms

大おお入いり満まん員いん
Standard kanji spelling.
大おお入いり満まん員いん
Variant spelling without okurigana; less common but seen in signs or headlines.

Etymology

An emphatic combination of 大入り “large attendance” and the Sino-Japanese word 満員 “full capacity,” especially associated with theaters and performances.