I can hear music from the next room.
He sat in the adjacent seat.
noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
next-door house; next-door neighbor
Refers specifically to the house next door or the people living there. Often used without の when meaning 'next door' as a location.
The house next door seems to be empty right now.
I greeted my next-door neighbor.
There is a bookstore next to the post office.
I sat next to her on the bus.
I can hear music from the room next door.
I said hello to my next-door neighbor.
近隣 is a formal word for the surrounding area or nearby locations, while 隣 is the plain, everyday word for the one thing right beside something.
隣 is a more everyday word for 'next door' or 'neighbor', while 隣接 is a formal term for adjacency, often used for buildings, land, or abstract concepts.
隣 is a broad word for 'next door/neighboring' that can describe a person, seat, or building, while 隣家 specifically denotes the neighboring house.
隣 is a broader word for 'next to' that can refer to a house, seat, or room, while 隣室 specifically means the room next door.
隣 means directly adjacent or next to something, whereas そば just means nearby without implying contact.
隣 specifically means 'next to' or 'adjacent to' something, whereas すぐそば can describe being very close without necessarily touching or being directly next to it.
隣 is a plain noun for 'next door' or 'neighbor', while 隣り合わせ emphasizes the condition or state of being adjacent, often abstractly.
adjoining; next to each other · close proximity; constantly exposed to
both sides; both neighbours
tonarigumi; neighborhood association
next door but one; two doors away
late autumn feeling like winter is near
second door from here; next door but one
neighbor to the right
neighbor to the left; left-hand neighbor
immediately adjacent; right next to
neighboring town; adjacent town
next-door neighbors; next to each other
neighbors; neighborhood