落おとし物もの

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

1

lost property; something left behind

Refers to an item that was dropped or forgotten by its owner and is now lost.

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I picked up my wallet at the station's lost-and-found office.

落おとし物ものが届とどいていないか確かく認にんしてください。

Please check if any lost property has been turned in.

2

dropping something; losing something

Refers to the act of dropping or losing an item, often without realizing it at the time.

落おとし物ものを届とどけるto hand in a lost item (to the lost-and-found)
駅えき員いんに落おとし物ものを届とどけた。
I handed the lost item in to the station staff.
〈場ば所しょ〉で落おとし物ものをするto drop/lose something at a place
電でん車しゃの中なかで落おとし物ものをしてしまった。
I ended up losing something on the train.
落おとし物ものを探さがすto search for a lost item
公こう園えんで落おとし物ものを探さがしている人ひとがいた。
There was someone searching for a lost item in the park.
落おとし物ものが見みつかるfor a lost item to be found
彼かれの落おとし物ものは交こう番ばんで見みつかった。
His lost item was found at the police box.

忘わすれ物ものN4sense 1
忘れ物 refers to something unintentionally left behind (like on a train), while 落とし物 emphasizes an item that was dropped and lost.
遺い失しつ物ぶつN1sense 1
遺失物 is the formal, legal/official term for lost property, whereas 落とし物 is the everyday word used in ordinary conversation.
遺い品ひん
落とし物 is the common word for a dropped or lost item, whereas 遺品 as 'lost property' is a rarer, more formal alternative.

拾ひろい物もの
落とし物 is an item someone has lost, the opposite situation to 拾い物, which is an item someone has found.

落おとし
落とし物 means a physical item someone dropped and lost, whereas 落とし (as 'missing item') refers to something accidentally left out of a list or written record.

Compound of 落とし (otoshi, 'dropping', the continuative form of 落とす) + 物 (mono, 'thing').

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Kana spelling; common in everyday writing.