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自然界 (しぜんかい, shizenkai) Japanese meaning: nature | Kotomora
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There are still many unsolved mysteries in the natural world.
Humans are also part of nature.
Usage patterns 自し 然ぜん 界かい に 〈 物もの 〉 が 存そん 在ざい する for something to exist in the natural world
This chemical does not exist in nature.
自し 然ぜん 界かい の 法ほう 則そく the laws of nature
Survival is a law of nature.
自し 然ぜん 界かい で 生い き 延の びる to survive in the natural world
That animal has survived in the harsh natural world.
自し 然ぜん 界かい のバランスを 保たも つ to maintain the balance of nature
Human activity is disrupting the balance of nature.
Kanji 然 sort of thing, so, if so Related words 自然 is the broader, everyday word for nature (including abstract states like 'a natural manner'), while 自然界 narrows the focus to the physical natural world or ecosystem, often in scientific contexts.
大自然 emphasizes the grandeur and vastness of nature (mountains, oceans, wilderness), whereas 自然界 is the more neutral, systemic term for the natural world as a whole.
Etymology Compound of 自然 (nature) and 界 (world, realm).
