財ざい産さん

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

Meanings

Refers to owned wealth or possessions, including real estate, money, and valuable items. Used in legal, financial, and everyday contexts.

彼かれは親おやから大おおきな財ざい産さんを相そう続ぞくした。
He inherited a large fortune from his parents.
火か事じで家いえと財ざい産さんをすべて失うしなった。
I lost my house and all my property in the fire.

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Usage patterns

財ざい産さんを築きずくto build up a fortune
彼かれは一いち代だいで大おおきな財ざい産さんを築きずいた。
He built up a large fortune in a single generation.
財ざい産さんを相そう続ぞくするto inherit property/assets
父ちちの財ざい産さんを相そう続ぞくすることになった。
I ended up inheriting my father's property.
財ざい産さんを管かん理りするto manage one's assets
弁べん護ご士しが彼かれの財ざい産さんを管かん理りしている。
A lawyer manages his assets.
財ざい産さんを失うしなうto lose one's fortune/assets
投とう資しに失しっ敗ぱいして財ざい産さんを失うしなった。
He lost his fortune after a failed investment.
財ざい産さんを残のこすto leave behind property/assets (for heirs)
祖そ父ふは多おおくの財ざい産さんを残のこして亡なくなった。
My grandfather passed away leaving a great deal of property.

Expressions

財ざい産さんを食くい潰つぶすrun through one's fortune; squander one's wealth

Kanji

財property, money, wealth
産products, bear, give birth

Related words· 9

資し産さんN2
資産 is the formal accounting term for assets on a balance sheet, while 財産 covers personal wealth and property more broadly.
遺い産さんN1
遺産 specifically means the inheritance or estate left by someone who has died, whereas 財産 is general property or fortune regardless of inheritance.
富とみN1
富 emphasizes abundant wealth or riches in a somewhat literary sense, while 財産 is the neutral, everyday term for owned property and assets.
貴き重ちょう品ひんN1
貴重品 refers to concrete valuable items you carry or store (jewelry, cash, documents), while 財産 is the broader term for one's total wealth or assets, including property and savings.

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財ざいN1
財産 is the everyday word for property or assets, while 財 is a more formal, compound-forming term for wealth.
家か財ざい
財産 is the broad term for property or wealth of any kind, while 家財 refers specifically to a household's movable belongings or the wealth tied to a home.
産さんN3
財産 is the common word for property or assets, while 産 alone carries this meaning mainly inside compounds like 財産 itself.
金きん品ぴん
財産 is a broader term for total assets including property and land, whereas 金品 refers specifically to portable money and goods.
蓄たくわえ
財産 covers all of a person's assets and property, a broader concept than 蓄え, which specifically means something set aside for future use.

Opposites

借しゃっ金きんN3
借金 is debt owed to others, the practical opposite of 財産, which is wealth one owns.

Don't confuse with· 5

財ざい政せいN1
財政 refers to public or organizational finances (e.g. government budgets), while 財産 refers to personal property and wealth; the two share the kanji 財 but differ in scope.
財ざい宝ほう
財産 refers to one's assets or property in general, whereas 財宝 specifically means treasure like gold, jewels, or precious objects.
管かん財ざい
財産 means the property or assets themselves, whereas 管財 refers to the act or function of administering such property.

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財ざい務む
財産 means assets or property one owns, while 財務 means the administrative work of managing finances, not the assets themselves.
物ぶっ産さん
財産 means personal property or assets one owns, while 物産 refers to products or produce associated with a region, not personal wealth.

Word family· 31

一ひと財ざい産さん
a fortune; a large amount of money
全ぜん財ざい産さん
entire fortune; everything one owns
財ざい産さん刑けい
financial penalty; pecuniary punishment
財ざい産さん区く
property ward
財ざい産さん家か
wealthy person; person of wealth

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財ざい産さん権けん
property rights; right to own property
財ざい産さん犯はん
property crime
財ざい産さん税ぜい
property tax
財ざい産さん罪ざい
property crime
世せ襲しゅう財ざい産さん
hereditary property; patrimony; heritage

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Etymology

Compound of 財 (wealth, assets) and 産 (property, produce). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination has been used to mean 'property' or 'fortune' since classical times.