連れん関かん

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 100,000

連関する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to a relationship or interconnection between things, events, or concepts. Often used in formal or academic contexts.

〈事こと〉と〈事こと〉が連れん関かんするfor two things/events to be interconnected
経けい済ざい成せい長ちょうと環かん境きょう問もん題だいは密みっ接せつに連れん関かんしている。
Economic growth and environmental issues are closely interconnected.
〈事こと〉に連れん関かんがあるto have a connection to something
この現げん象しょうには他ほかの要よう因いんとの連れん関かんがある。
This phenomenon has a connection with other factors.

関かん連れんN3
関連 is the common, everyday word for a connection or association between things, while 連関 is a more formal term stressing a systematic or logical interconnection.
関かん係けいN4
関係 is the general, everyday word for any relationship between people or things, whereas 連関 is a formal term used mainly in academic contexts for structural interconnections.
相そう関かんN1
相関 specifically refers to a statistical or causal correlation between variables, while 連関 describes a broader logical or systematic connection between concepts.

無む関かん係けいN1
無関係 means having no relation at all, the direct opposite of 連関, which describes things being interconnected.

連れん携けいN1
連携 means cooperation or collaboration between parties, whereas 連関 means an interconnection or relation between things, even though both share the kanji 連.

連れん関かんUsage100%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
聯れん関かんUsage<1%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 聯 is an older variant of 連.

Compound of 連 (ren, 'link') and 関 (kan, 'connection'). The kanji 聯 is an older variant of 連, hence the rare alternative spelling 聯関.