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清純 (せいじゅん, seijun) Japanese meaning: purity | Kotomora
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人にん
気き
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ある
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She is popular for her pure and innocent image.
The actress is known as an innocent type.
Usage patterns 清せい 純じゅん な 〈 人ひと 〉 an innocent, pure-hearted person
She gained popularity as an innocent, pure-image actress.
清せい 純じゅん なイメージ a pure, innocent image (of a person)
That idol is known for her pure, innocent image.
Kanji 純 genuine, purity, innocence Related words 純粋 covers purity in a broad sense (substances, motives, single-mindedness), while 清純 is specifically about a person's innocent, untainted character.
無垢 stresses being unspoiled or naive and can describe objects like pure gold, whereas 清純 focuses on a person's moral or spiritual purity.
純真 emphasizes a childlike, sincere innocence of heart, while 清純 adds a sense of chaste, untouched purity often applied to young women.
清楚 describes a neat, tasteful, understated appearance, while 清純 describes inner innocence and purity of character.
Opposites 不純 means impure or tainted (in motive or substance), the opposite of the untainted innocence expressed by 清純.
清純 describes someone or something pure and innocent, the opposite image of エロ (erotic/lewd).
清純 describes someone as pure and innocent, the opposite of 淫乱, which describes someone as lewd and depraved.
清純 describes someone or something pure and innocent, the opposite of エッチ's lewd, suggestive nuance.
Etymology Compound of 清 (pure, clean) and 純 (genuine, pure). The combination emphasizes a state of being both clean and unadulterated, typically applied to a person's character.
