買かい入いれる

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Common word

Meanings

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ichidan verb, transitive verb

purchase; buy in; stock up on

Often used for buying goods in quantity, especially for business or institutional use, rather than personal shopping.

来らい月げつのイベントのために、文ぶん房ぼう具ぐをまとめて買かい入いれた。
We purchased stationery in bulk for next month's event.

この店みせでは、地じ元もとの農のう家かから野や菜さいを直ちょく接せつ買かい入いれている。

This shop buys vegetables directly from local farmers.

Written forms

買かい入いれるUsage90%
Standard kanji spelling with okurigana; high-frequency news and spec priority.
買かい入いれるUsage9%
Less common variant with reduced okurigana; still seen in some contexts.
かいいれるUsage1%

Kanji

買buy
入enter, insert

Similar words

買かう
買う is the general verb for 'to buy' in everyday personal contexts. 買い入れる implies a more deliberate, often larger-scale or business-oriented purchase.
仕し入いれる
仕入れる specifically means 'to stock' or 'to lay in supplies' for a business, focusing on procurement for resale. 買い入れる emphasizes the act of purchasing itself, often in bulk.

Etymology

Compound of 買い (continuative form of 買う 'to buy') + 入れる 'to put in', literally 'to buy and put in'. The meaning 'to purchase in quantity' developed naturally from the idea of bringing goods into stock.