物もの置おき

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

1

A room or small building for storing household items, tools, or miscellaneous belongings; often a shed or closet-like space.

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The unused furniture is stored in the storeroom.

庭にわの隅すみに小ちいさな物もの置おきを建たてた。

We built a small storage shed in the corner of the garden.

〈物もの〉を物もの置おきにしまうto put something away in the storage room
冬ふゆ物もののコートを物もの置おきにしまった。
I put away my winter coat in the storage room.
物もの置おきに入いれるto store something in the storage room
古ふるい自じ転てん車しゃを物もの置おきに入いれておいた。
I put the old bicycle in the storage shed.
物もの置おきを建たてるto build a storage shed
庭にわに小ちいさな物もの置おきを建たてた。
I built a small storage shed in the yard.
物もの置おきから出だすto take something out of the storage room
工こう具ぐを物もの置おきから出だしてきた。
I brought the tools out from the storage shed.

倉そう庫こN2
倉庫 refers to a larger, often commercial or industrial warehouse, while 物置 is a small domestic storage room or shed.
納なん戸ど
納戸 is a traditional interior storage room attached to a house, whereas 物置 can be a separate outdoor shed or a simple storage closet.
納な屋や
物置 is a general storage shed or closet used anywhere, while 納屋 specifically refers to a farm outbuilding for tools and produce.

押おし入いれN4
押入れ is a built-in closet inside a Japanese room for futons and clothes, while 物置 is a dedicated room or shed for general storage.

物もの置おきUsage82%
Standard kanji spelling; high priority.
物もの置おきUsage13%
irregular okurigana
Irregular okurigana variant; less common but still encountered.
ものおきUsage5%

Compound of 物 (もの, 'thing') and 置き (おき, 'placing'), from the verb 置く (おく, 'to put'). Literally 'a place for putting things'.