騒そう乱らん

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Meanings

noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Refers to a public disturbance, riot, or state of violent disorder. Often used in news reports and legal contexts.

騒そう乱らんが起おこるfor a riot/disturbance to break out
深しん夜や、街まちで騒そう乱らんが起おこった。
A riot broke out in the city late at night.
騒そう乱らんを鎮しずめるto quell a riot
警けい察さつは騒そう乱らんを鎮しずめるために出しゅつ動どうした。
The police were dispatched to quell the riot.
騒そう乱らんに巻まき込こまれるto get caught up in a riot
観かん光こう客きゃくが騒そう乱らんに巻まき込こまれた。
Tourists got caught up in the riot.
騒そう乱らんを引ひき起おこすto trigger or cause a riot
その発はつ言げんが騒そう乱らんを引ひき起おこした。
That remark triggered a riot.

暴ぼう動どうN1
暴動 emphasizes a violent, often politically motivated uprising, while 騒乱 is a broader term for public disorder or rioting in general.
騒そう動どうN1
騒動 is a milder, more general term for a commotion or fuss, while 騒乱 implies a more serious riot or violent disorder, often used in legal contexts.
動どう乱らんN1
動乱 refers to large-scale political or military upheaval such as war or rebellion, while 騒乱 denotes a public riot or disturbance, typically on a smaller scale.
混こん乱らんN3
混乱 describes general confusion or chaos that may not involve violence or crowds, whereas 騒乱 specifically refers to a riot or violent public disturbance.

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一いっ揆き
騒乱 refers broadly to civil disturbance or unrest, whereas 一揆 is a specific historical term for organized armed uprisings.
乱らんN1
騒乱 refers to a riot or disturbance, usually smaller in scale than the armed conflicts that 乱 can denote.

秩ちつ序じょN1
秩序 means order or orderliness, the direct opposite of the disorder and chaos described by 騒乱.

争そう乱らん
争乱 shares the exact そうらん reading with 騒乱 but focuses on armed conflict or war, while 騒乱 refers to civil riot or public disorder.
騒そう然ぜん
騒然 is an adjective describing a noisy, tumultuous atmosphere, whereas 騒乱 is a noun naming the riot or disturbance itself.

件けんN2
騒乱 is typically counted with 件, the counter for incidents, as in 一件の騒乱 (one riot/incident of unrest).

Compound of 騒 (そう, 'to make noise, disturb') and 乱 (らん, 'disorder, riot'). The combination conveys a state of noisy disorder or public disturbance.