株かぶ券けん

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ん

Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

stock certificate; share certificate

A physical or electronic document proving ownership of shares in a company.

株かぶ券けんを発はっ行こうするto issue stock certificates
会かい社しゃは新しん株かぶの株かぶ券けんを発はっ行こうした。
The company issued certificates for the new shares.
株かぶ券けんを保ほ有ゆうするto hold stock certificates
彼かれは長なが年ねんその会かい社しゃの株かぶ券けんを保ほ有ゆうしている。
He has held stock certificates in that company for many years.
株かぶ券けんを売ばい買ばいするto buy and sell stock certificates
証しょう券けん会がい社しゃで株かぶ券けんを売ばい買ばいすることができる。
You can buy and sell stock certificates at a brokerage.
株かぶ券けんが電でん子し化かされるfor stock certificates to be dematerialized (converted to electronic form)
日本にほんでは株かぶ券けんはすべて電でん子し化かされた。
In Japan, all stock certificates have been dematerialized.

株かぶ式しきN2
株式 refers to the shares or stock itself, while 株券 is the physical or electronic certificate that proves ownership of those shares.
証しょう券けんN1
証券 is the broad term for any negotiable security (bonds, stocks, etc.), while 株券 specifically means a certificate for company stock.

株かぶ主ぬしN1
株主 is the person who owns shares (a shareholder), while 株券 is the certificate that person holds as proof of ownership.
株かぶ式しきN2
株式 refers to the ownership units themselves, whereas 株券 is the physical or legal certificate that represents those shares.

枚まいN3
株券 (stock certificates) are counted with 枚 since they are flat paper documents.

Compound of 株 (かぶ, 'stock, share') and 券 (けん, 'certificate, ticket').