技能 (ぎのう, ginou) Japanese meaning: technical skill

技能 (ぎのう, ginou) Japanese meaning: technical skill | Kotomora

Kanji

技ぎ術じゅつN4
技術 is the broader term covering technology or technique in general, while 技能 focuses on the practical, hands-on skill a person has mastered.
能のう力りょくN3
能力 refers to general ability or capacity, which can be innate, whereas 技能 specifically denotes a learned, technical skill.
腕うで前まえN1
腕前 emphasizes the level of skill or craftsmanship someone displays, while 技能 is the more neutral, formal term for the skill itself.
実じつ技ぎ
技能 is a broad term for skill or ability that can be theoretical or practical, while 実技 specifically refers to hands-on technique demonstrated or tested directly.

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職しょく能のう
技能 refers to concrete technical or practical skills, while 職能 covers a broader set of professional competencies expected in a job.
技ぎ巧こう
技能 stresses practical, often certified or measurable competence, whereas 技巧 stresses elegance and polish rather than functional ability.
特とく技ぎN2
技能 is a more formal, technical term for a skill or competence, often used for job qualifications, whereas 特技 is casual and personal, common in self-introductions.
技わざN2
技能 is a formal term for a practical skill or ability (often certified), while 技 usually refers to a concrete move or maneuver.

機き能のうN3
技能 refers to a person's practical skill or technique, whereas 機能 refers to the function or capability of a system, device, or organ.

技ぎ能のうUsage100%
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency in news and general use.
伎ぎ能のうUsage<1%
irregular kanji usage
Irregular kanji usage; not recommended for learners.

Compound of 技 (technique, skill) and 能 (ability, function). The spelling 伎能 is an irregular variant using a different character for 技.