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Words — 2 found

Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. specialization; specialisation; differentiation​
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Noun
1. cell potency; differentiation potency​Biology
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2. Cell potency​The potency of a cell specifies its differentiation poten... Read more
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Kanji — 2 found

0.13958053142379412
4 strokes. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 2.
分
part, minute of time, segment, share, degree, one's lot, duty, understand, know, rate, 1%, chances, shaku/100
On: ブン、 フン、 ブ
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0.38820835302242734
4 strokes. JLPT N3. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 3.
化
change, take the form of, influence, enchant, delude, -ization
On: カ、 ケ
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Sentences — 4 found

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    • けいご敬語
    • の
    • しゅるい種類
    • は、従来「
    • そんけいご尊敬語
    • 」「
    • けんじょうご謙譲語
    • 」「
    • ていねいご丁寧語
    • 」の
    • みっ三つ
    • だったが、最近では「
    • けんじょうご謙譲語
    • 」を「
    • けんじょうご謙譲語
    • 」と「
    • ていちょうご丁重語
    • 」に、「
    • ていねいご丁寧語
    • 」を「
    • ていねいご丁寧語
    • 」と「
    • びかご美化語
    • 」に
    • さいぶんか細分化
    • し、
    • ごしゅるい五種類
    • とするのが
    • しゅりゅう主流
    • である。
    In the past, Japanese honorifics were grouped into three main types: respectful language (sonkeigo), humble language (kenjōgo), and polite language (teineigo). But these days, it’s more common to use a five-part classification. humble language are now separated into two types; humble language type I (kenjōgo) and humble language type II (teichōgo), and polite language are now divided into polite language (teineigo) and beautified language (bikago). — Jreibun
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