粉ふん末まつ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

powder; fine powder

Refers to a substance in the form of very small, dry particles. Often used in technical, culinary, and everyday contexts.

〈物もの〉を粉ふん末まつにするto grind/pulverize something into powder
薬やく草そうを乾かん燥そうさせて粉ふん末まつにする。
The herbs are dried and ground into powder.
粉ふん末まつを水みずに溶とかすto dissolve powder in water
粉ふん末まつを水みずに溶とかしてから飲のんでください。
Please dissolve the powder in water before drinking it.
〈物もの〉に粉ふん末まつを振ふりかけるto sprinkle powder onto something
料りょう理りに粉ふん末まつを振ふりかけて味あじを整ととのえる。
Sprinkle the powder over the dish to adjust the flavor.

粉こなN3
粉 is a more general word for powder or flour, while 粉末 emphasizes a fine, dry, granular state, often used in technical or product descriptions.
パウダー
パウダー is a casual loanword typically used for cosmetic or food powders, while 粉末 is the more formal, technical term found in scientific and product contexts.
粒りゅう状じょう
粒状 describes a coarser, grain-like form, while 粉末 refers to a finer, dust-like powder.

顆か粒りゅう
顆粒 refers to small granules that are coarser and more grain-like, while 粉末 refers to a much finer, dust-like powder.
粉ふん塵じん
粉塵 refers to airborne dust or particulate matter, often a pollutant or hazard, whereas 粉末 refers to a deliberately processed powder form of a substance.

Compound of 粉 (fun, 'powder') and 末 (matsu, 'end' or 'fine particles'). The combination conveys the idea of something ground into fine particles.