Abstract noun for the state of existing; often used in philosophical or formal contexts. Not a common standalone word in everyday speech.
Whether one believes in the existence of God varies from person to person.
Used in compounds and formal writing to indicate ownership or the state of having something. Rare as a standalone noun; more common in words like 有する (to possess).
This land came into his possession.
Eligible voters should go to the polls.
limited company
Abbreviation of 有限会社, used in company names, typically written as (有) in parentheses. Not used in general conversation.
See also: 有限会社
That company is written as '(有) Yamada Shōji'.
joint ownership; co-ownership; sharing (viewpoint, information) · sharing (files, devices, posts)
paid; fee-charging; not free · toll road
have; possess; own; be endowed with
advantageous; favorable; better; stronger · profitable; lucrative; gainful
possession; holding; retention; maintenance
celebrity; famous person; public figure
characteristic of; peculiar to; unique to
organic · organic chemistry · organic compound
influential; prominent; leading · strong; promising; likely; convincing
able; capable; competent
harmful; hazardous
guilt; culpability
state ownership; national ownership; government ownership
useful; helpful
finite; limited
beneficial; useful; profitable; instructive
characteristic; peculiar; inherent; unique; native · eigen-
volunteer; interested person; supporter
salaried; paid; with pay · paid vacation; paid leave
meaningful; significant; worthwhile
wired; cabled · wire communication; communication by wire
prominent; leading; foremost
promising; hopeful; full of promise
containing; content
paid; for a fee; involving payment
expert; knowledgeable person; authority
possession; occupation; occupancy