樹じゅ立りつ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

樹立する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	樹じゅ立りつする	樹じゅ立りつしない
Polite	樹じゅ立りつします	樹じゅ立りつしません
Past polite	樹じゅ立りつしました	樹じゅ立りつしませんでした
Past	樹じゅ立りつした	樹じゅ立りつしなかった
Te-form	樹じゅ立りつして	樹じゅ立りつしないで
Desire	樹じゅ立りつしたい	樹じゅ立りつしたくない
Potential	樹じゅ立りつできる	樹じゅ立りつできない
Passive	樹じゅ立りつされる	樹じゅ立りつされない
Causative	樹じゅ立りつさせる	樹じゅ立りつさせない
Causative passive	樹じゅ立りつさせられる	樹じゅ立りつさせられない
Volitional	樹じゅ立りつしよう
Polite volitional	樹じゅ立りつしましょう
Imperative	樹じゅ立りつしろ	樹じゅ立りつするな
Conditional	樹じゅ立りつすれば	樹じゅ立りつしなければ
Tara conditional	樹じゅ立りつしたら	樹じゅ立りつしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb, intransitive verb

establishment; founding; setting (a record)

Used for establishing organizations, systems, or records. Often appears in formal or news contexts. Can be used both transitively and intransitively.

新しん政せい府ふの樹じゅ立りつが宣せん言げんされた。
The establishment of a new government was declared.
彼かれは世せ界かい新しん記き録ろくを樹じゅ立りつした。
He set a new world record.

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Usage patterns

〈数かず〉の新しん記き録ろくを樹じゅ立りつするto set a new record (of a certain number)
彼かの女じょはマラソンで日本にほん新しん記き録ろくを樹じゅ立りつした。
She set a new Japanese record in the marathon.
政せい権けんを樹じゅ立りつするto establish a government or regime
革かく命めいによって新あたらしい政せい権けんが樹じゅ立りつされた。
A new government was established through the revolution.

Kanji

樹timber, trees, wood
立stand up, rise, set up

Transitive / intransitive

樹立 can be used both transitively (〈人〉が〈記録〉を樹立する 'someone sets a record') and intransitively (〈記録〉が樹立される 'a record is established'), often appearing in the passive form to describe the resulting state.

Related words

設せつ立りつN1
設立 is the common word for founding a company or organization, while 樹立 is more formal and often used for governments, systems, or records.
確かく立りつN1
確立 emphasizes firmly establishing something abstract like a theory or method, whereas 樹立 focuses on the act of founding or setting something up for the first time.
創そう立りつN1
創立 is typically used for the founding of schools or long-standing institutions, while 樹立 is broader and covers governments, systems, and records too.

Opposites

崩ほう壊かいN1
崩壊 means the collapse or breakdown of something like a government or system, the opposite of 樹立's sense of founding or establishing it.

Don't confuse with

建こん立りゅう
建立 shares the kanji 立 and also means 'to establish', but it is used specifically for erecting temples or shrines, unlike the broader 樹立.

Word family

国こっ交こう樹じゅ立りつ
establishment of diplomatic relations

Etymology

Compound of 樹 (to plant, to set up) and 立 (to stand, to establish). The kanji combination conveys the idea of firmly planting something upright, metaphorically extended to establishing institutions or records.