遺い物ぶつ

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Refers to objects left behind by a deceased person, a past era, or a historical event. Can be physical artifacts or personal keepsakes.

〈場ば所しょ〉から遺い物ぶつが出しゅつ土どするrelics are excavated from a place
この古こ墳ふんから貴き重ちょうな遺い物ぶつが出しゅつ土どした。
Precious relics were excavated from this ancient tomb.
遺い物ぶつを発はっ見けんするto discover a relic
調ちょう査さ隊たいは洞どう窟くつの中なかで古こ代だいの遺い物ぶつを発はっ見けんした。
The research team discovered ancient relics inside the cave.
遺い物ぶつを保ほ存ぞんするto preserve a relic
博はく物ぶつ館かんではこれらの遺い物ぶつを丁てい寧ねいに保ほ存ぞんしている。
The museum carefully preserves these relics.

遺い品ひん
遺品 refers specifically to a deceased person's personal belongings, while 遺物 covers a broader range including historical artifacts and mementos.
形かた見みN1
形見 is a keepsake kept to remember a specific deceased loved one and carries strong emotional weight, whereas 遺物 is a neutral term for any object left behind.
副ふく葬そう品ひん
副葬品 specifically means objects buried with a corpse, while 遺物 is a broader term for any archaeological remains or relics, not necessarily grave goods.
遺い構こう
遺物 refers to portable artifacts left behind (pottery, tools), whereas 遺構 refers to fixed structural remains like foundations or walls.

異い物ぶつ
異物 (same reading いぶつ) means a foreign object or substance, completely unrelated to 遺物's meaning of a relic or memento left behind.
遺い産さんN1
遺物 means a physical relic or remains left by the deceased, whereas 遺産 is broader and includes money, rights, and intangible heritage.

Compound of 遺 (い, 'leave behind') and 物 (ぶつ, 'thing'). The reading いぶつ is a straightforward on'yomi combination.