Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 戸と 棚だな にしまう to put something away in the cupboard
I put the dishes away in the cupboard.
戸と 棚だな から 〈 物もの 〉 を 取と り 出だ す to take something out from the cupboard
I took a coffee cup out of the cupboard.
戸と 棚だな を 開あ ける to open a cupboard
When I opened the cupboard, there was a bug inside.
Kanji 戸 door, counter for houses, door radical (no. 63) Related words 棚 is a general shelf that may be open, while 戸棚 specifically has doors enclosing the storage space.
クローゼット is a Western-style built-in closet for clothes, while 戸棚 is a free-standing cabinet used for dishes, food, or general household items.
押し入れ is a traditional Japanese built-in closet (often for futons), while 戸棚 is a movable cabinet with doors used more for dishes or small items.
戸棚 is a native Japanese word for a cupboard, often used for kitchen or household storage, while キャビネット is a loanword that can refer to furniture or equipment housings alike.
タンス has drawers for clothes and other items, while 戸棚 is a cabinet with doors used mainly for dishes or general storage.
Written forms 戸と 棚だな Usage 96%
Standard kanji spelling; high priority.
とだな Usage 3%
戸と だな Usage 1%
search-only kanji form
Search-only kanji form; not a standard spelling.
Etymology Compound of 戸 (door) and 棚 (shelf), literally 'door-shelf'.
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