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慣習 (かんしゅう) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 慣習する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 慣かん 習しゅう する 慣かん 習しゅう しない Polite 慣かん 習しゅう します 慣かん 習しゅう しません Past polite 慣かん 習しゅう しました 慣かん 習しゅう しませんでした Past 慣かん 習しゅう した 慣かん 習しゅう しなかった Te-form 慣かん 習しゅう して 慣かん 習しゅう しないで Desire 慣かん 習しゅう したい 慣かん 習しゅう したくない Potential 慣かん 習しゅう できる 慣かん 習しゅう できない Passive 慣かん 習しゅう される 慣かん 習しゅう されない Causative 慣かん 習しゅう させる 慣かん 習しゅう させない Causative passive 慣かん 習しゅう させられる 慣かん 習しゅう させられない Volitional 慣かん 習しゅう しよう Polite volitional 慣かん 習しゅう しましょう Imperative 慣かん 習しゅう しろ 慣かん 習しゅう するな Conditional 慣かん 習しゅう すれば 慣かん 習しゅう しなければ Tara conditional 慣かん 習しゅう したら 慣かん 習しゅう しなかったら
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から
の
慣かん
習しゅう
が
残のこ
っ
て
いる
。
Old customs remain in that village.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 が 慣かん 習しゅう になる for something to become a custom/convention
Going to a shrine for the New Year has become a customary practice.
慣かん 習しゅう を 守まも る to observe/keep a custom
That village still observes an old custom today.
慣かん 習しゅう を 破やぶ る to break with a custom/convention
She broke with convention regarding marriage and chose to live alone.
Kanji 慣 accustomed, get used to, become experienced Related words· 8 習慣 refers to a personal habit or routine an individual follows, while 慣習 refers to a custom shared by a whole society or group.
慣例 refers to an established precedent or practice within an organization or formal setting, while 慣習 is broader and applies to social customs in general.
風習 highlights traditional or folk customs tied to a particular region or era, while 慣習 is a more neutral, general term for accepted social practices.
伝統 stresses customs passed down through generations as valued heritage, while 慣習 simply describes practices that are commonly done without implying historical depth.
Show 4 more 慣習 refers broadly to an established custom or practice, whereas 不文律 emphasizes an implicit rule that people are expected to obey.
慣習 refers specifically to established social customs or conventions, whereas 習い is broader and can describe any natural or expected pattern, personal or universal.
慣習 is a formal, sociological term for customary practice, whereas しきたり feels more concrete and is used for the specific rules of a family, workplace, or community.
Word family commercial practice; business custom
common law · customary international law
customary; conventional; traditional; usual
Etymology Compound of 慣 (kan, 'accustomed') and 習 (shū, 'learn/practice'), reflecting the idea of learned, habitual social behavior. The exact historical derivation is uncertain.
慣かん 行こう
N1
慣習 refers to a customary practice shared by a society or culture, while 慣行 more narrowly denotes a procedure followed within a specific organization or field.
慣かん
習しゅう
国こく
際さい
法ほう
customary international law
