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雪辱 (setsujoku) Japanese meaning: vindication of honor | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 100,000 Conjugation 雪辱する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 雪せつ 辱じょく する 雪せつ 辱じょく しない Polite 雪せつ 辱じょく します 雪せつ 辱じょく しません Past polite 雪せつ 辱じょく しました 雪せつ 辱じょく しませんでした Past 雪せつ 辱じょく した 雪せつ 辱じょく しなかった Te-form 雪せつ 辱じょく して 雪せつ 辱じょく しないで Desire 雪せつ 辱じょく したい 雪せつ 辱じょく したくない Potential 雪せつ 辱じょく できる 雪せつ 辱じょく できない Passive 雪せつ 辱じょく される 雪せつ 辱じょく されない Causative 雪せつ 辱じょく させる 雪せつ 辱じょく させない Causative passive 雪せつ 辱じょく させられる 雪せつ 辱じょく させられない Volitional 雪せつ 辱じょく しよう Polite volitional 雪せつ 辱じょく しましょう Imperative 雪せつ 辱じょく しろ 雪せつ 辱じょく するな Conditional 雪せつ 辱じょく すれば 雪せつ 辱じょく しなければ Tara conditional 雪せつ 辱じょく したら 雪せつ 辱じょく しなかったら
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辱じょく
を
果は
たす
ため
、
チーム
は
猛もう
練れん
習しゅう
を
積つ
ん
だ
。
The team trained intensely to avenge their previous defeat.
He revealed the truth himself in order to clear his tarnished name.
Usage patterns 雪せつ 辱じょく を 果は たす to achieve vindication/revenge
They achieved their revenge in the finals for last year's loss.
雪せつ 辱じょく を 期き す to resolve to get revenge or vindication
The players trained hard, determined to avenge their loss.
〈 相あい 手て 〉 に 雪せつ 辱じょく する to take revenge on an opponent
He got revenge on the opponent he had lost to before.
雪せつ 辱じょく を 晴は らす to clear one's disgrace by avenging a loss
I want to clear my disgrace in the next match.
Kanji 辱 embarrass, humiliate, shame Related words 復讐 is the common, direct word for personal vengeance often with an emotional or violent connotation, while 雪辱 is a more formal, literary term for restoring one's honor or avenging a defeat, especially in sports or competition.
名誉挽回 is a plain, widely used phrase meaning 'restoring one's honor,' whereas 雪辱 conveys the same idea more concisely and formally, often in the set phrase 雪辱を果たす.
雪辱 is a noun (used with する) meaning to avenge a defeat or humiliation, while すすぐ (濯ぐ) is the verb used in set phrases like 恥をすすぐ to clear one's name.
見返し (in its 'getting even' sense) is a casual, everyday way to describe outdoing someone who once looked down on you, while 雪辱 is a more formal word specifically for avenging a defeat or humiliation.
Etymology Composed of 雪 (to cleanse, to wipe away) and 辱 (disgrace, shame). The literal sense is 'to wash away disgrace,' which developed into the modern meaning of vindication or revenge. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination is conventionally associated with this meaning.
