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身の回り (みのまわり, minomawari) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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の
物もの
を
整せい
理り
し
た
。
I organized my personal belongings.
She cannot take care of herself.
Please be careful about your personal safety.
Kanji 身 somebody, person, one's station in life 周 circumference, circuit, lap Related words 身の上 refers to one's personal circumstances or life story, while 身の回り focuses on physical belongings and immediate surroundings.
私物 specifically means private property or personal effects, whereas 身の回り has a broader scope including daily life and vicinity.
持ち物 simply means the things one carries or owns, while 身の回り also covers one's surroundings and daily living needs, not just possessions.
身の回り is the everyday word for one's personal belongings and daily care, while 身辺 is a slightly more formal term often used in news or security contexts.
Written forms 身み の 回まわ り Usage 91%
Standard kanji spelling; high priority.
身み の 廻まわ り Usage 6%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form.
身み のまわり Usage 3%
Mixed kana spelling; common in everyday writing.
身み の 周
Etymology Compound of 身 (body, oneself) + の (possessive particle) + 回り (surroundings, vicinity). Literally 'around one's body', extended to mean personal belongings and daily life.
まわ
り
Alternate kanji for 回り; less common but seen.
