木もく材ざい

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

1

lumber; timber; wood as material

Refers to wood regarded as a building, carpentry, or manufacturing material, often already cut or prepared for use.

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We ordered lumber to build the house.

木もく材ざいを十じゅう分ぶんに乾かん燥そうさせてから加か工こうする。

The timber is thoroughly dried before it is processed.

〈物もの〉を木もく材ざいで作つくるto make something out of lumber
この家か具ぐは木もく材ざいで作つくられている。
This furniture is made of wood.
木もく材ざいを切きるto cut lumber
職しょく人にんが木もく材ざいをのこぎりで切きった。
The carpenter cut the lumber with a saw.
木もく材ざいを加か工こうするto process/work lumber
工こう場じょうで木もく材ざいを加か工こうして板いたを作つくる。
The factory processes lumber into boards.
木もく材ざいを輸ゆ入にゅうするto import lumber
日本にほんは多おおくの木もく材ざいを海かい外がいから輸ゆ入にゅうしている。
Japan imports a lot of lumber from overseas.

材ざい木もくN2
材木 usually refers to lumber as a physical, commercial item (e.g. stacked at a lumberyard), while 木材 is the broader, more neutral term for wood as a material in general.
木きN5
木 is the everyday word for a tree or for wood in general, while 木材 specifically means wood that has been processed or is intended for use as building or manufacturing material.
材ざい
木材 explicitly means lumber or timber as a standalone noun, whereas 材 is a bound form usually appearing inside compounds like 木材 itself.
荒あら木き
木材 is the general word for wood or lumber used in construction, while 荒木 specifically means wood still in its raw, unprocessed state.

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木もく片へん
木材 refers to wood as a raw material or lumber in general, while 木片 is one small cut-off piece or fragment of wood.
ウッド
木材 is the native Japanese word for wood as a material, while ウッド is a loanword often used in compound terms or product names.
黒くろ木き
木材 is the broad, usually processed term for lumber, whereas 黒木 refers to raw, unbarked timber.

石せき材ざい
石材 and 木材 share the same 材 (material) structure and are often mixed up, but 石材 is stone material while 木材 is wood material.
建けん材ざい
木材 refers specifically to wood or lumber, whereas 建材 is the general term covering any material (wood, concrete, insulation, etc.) used in building.
雑ぞう木きN1
雑木 refers to living, uncultivated trees themselves, while 木材 refers to wood that has already been cut and processed as lumber.

A Sino-Japanese compound of 木, meaning wood or tree, and 材, meaning material; together it means wood as a material.

薪まき

木材 means timber or lumber intended for building or manufacturing, whereas 薪 is wood specifically meant to be burned as fuel.

木もく材ざい流りゅう送そう

timber rafting; log driving

tree-free paper; wood-free paper

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