This rice is grown in Niigata.
My sister is due to give birth next month.
native of; from
Used in compounds to indicate a person's origin or birthplace, e.g., 東京産 (Tokyo-born).
He is a merchant native to Osaka.
product of; produced in; -grown; -bred
Suffix attached to place names or categories to indicate where something is produced, grown, or bred.
This wine is a product of France.
I want to buy domestically produced beef.
Refers to wealth or property, often in a financial or legal context. Can be used in compounds like 財産 (assets).
He squandered his parents' fortune.
My older sister is due to give birth next month.
出産 is the standard noun for the event of childbirth, whereas 産 alone rarely stands by itself in this sense outside お産.
産 focuses specifically on the place something was produced or grown (日本産), whereas 製 can also indicate the material or manufacturer.
お産 is the polite, everyday word for giving birth, while 産 alone is the bare, more formal root used mainly in compounds.
production; manufacture
inheritance; legacy; heritage
assets; property; wealth
property; fortune; assets
real estate; immovable property
Standard kanji spelling for all senses.
The kanji 産 combines 生 (life) and 厂 (cliff) with phonetic 彦, originally meaning 'to give birth'. Extended to mean 'produce' and 'property'.
communism · Communist Party
bankruptcy; insolvency
daily output; daily production · Nissan (car company)
bankruptcy; insolvency; business failure
producing area; place of origin; growing district · habitat; native locality; home of a plant or animal · birthplace; where someone is from
Sankei Shimbun (newspaper)
aquatic products; fisheries
local specialty; special local product · produce as a regional specialty; be specially produced in a particular region
product; produce · result; fruit; outcome
egg-laying; spawning
place of origin; habitat
products; produce; local goods
obstetrics and gynecology department; OB/GYN department
local specialty; noted product
maternity leave; parental leave
animal husbandry; livestock farming
miscarriage; spontaneous abortion
after childbirth; postpartum
midwifery
increase in production; production increase
production; output; yield
industrial waste