狩しゅ猟りょう

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狩猟する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General term for hunting wild animals, often as a sport or for food. Can be used as a noun or with する to mean 'to hunt'.

〈場ば所しょ〉で狩しゅ猟りょうをするto hunt in a place
この山やまでは狩しゅ猟りょうをすることが許ゆるされている。
Hunting is permitted in this mountain area.
狩しゅ猟りょうが解かい禁きんになるfor the hunting season to open
11月がつになると狩しゅ猟りょうが解かい禁きんになる。
Hunting season opens when November comes.
狩しゅ猟りょうを禁きん止しするto ban hunting
この地ち域いきでは絶滅危惧種ぜつめつききしゅの狩しゅ猟りょうを禁きん止ししている。
Hunting of endangered species is banned in this area.

狩かり
狩猟 is the formal, legal term for hunting wild animals (as a licensed activity), while 狩り is a casual, everyday word that can refer to hunting, gathering, or even non-literal 'hunts' (e.g. 潮干狩り).
猟りょうN1
猟 is a shorter, more colloquial way of saying 狩猟, often used in set phrases like 猟に出る (go hunting).
ハンティング
狩猟 is the formal, native Sino-Japanese term for hunting, while ハンティング is the more casual, modern katakana word for the same activity.

密みつ猟りょう
狩猟 is legal, permitted hunting, whereas 密猟 is hunting done illegally without a license.

猟りょう師し
狩猟 is the act of hunting, whereas 猟師 is the person who hunts (a hunter), so learners should not use them interchangeably.

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Compound of 狩 (hunting) and 猟 (hunting), both kanji reinforcing the meaning of pursuing wild animals.