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ぼっ 没する
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Suru verb - special class, Intransitive verb
1. to sink; to go down; to set​Only applies to 没する
Suru verb - special class, Intransitive verb
2. to pass away; to die​
Suru verb - special class, Intransitive verb
3. to disappear; to vanish​Only applies to 没する
  • たいよう太陽
  • は
  • ちへいせん地平線
  • した下
  • に
  • ぼっ没した
    • 。
The sun went below the horizon.
Suru verb - special class, Transitive verb
4. to confiscate​Only applies to 没する
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歿する 【ぼっする】
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歿する: Rarely-used kanji form.
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せんぼつ 戦没
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Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. death in battle; killed in action​
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戦歿 【せんぼつ】
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ぼつご 没後
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Noun, Adverb (fukushi)
1. after death; posthumously​
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歿後 【ぼつご】
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ぼつねん 没年
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Noun
1. year of a person's death​
Noun
2. one's age at death​See also 享年
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歿年 【ぼつねん】
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しぼつ 死没
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Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. death​
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死歿 【しぼつ】
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ぼつぜん 没前
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Noun, Adverb (fukushi)
1. prior to death; during one's lifetime​
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歿前 【ぼつぜん】
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せいぼつ 生没
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Noun
1. birth and death; years of birth and death​
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生歿 【せいぼつ】
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ぼつち 没地
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Noun
1. dead place; place of death​
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歿地 【ぼつち】
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じんぼつ 陣没
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Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. death in battle​
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陣歿 【じんぼつ】
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せいぼつねん 生没年
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Noun
1. years of (someone's) birth and death​
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生歿年 【せいぼつねん】
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びょうぼつ 病没
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Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. dying of illness; dying of natural causes​
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病歿 【びょうぼつ】
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ぼつ 没
Wanikani level 52 Links
Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
1. death​
Noun
2. rejection (of a manuscript, etc.)​Abbreviation, Only applies to 没, See also ボツ, See also 没書 ぼっしょ
Prefix
3. lacking; without​Only applies to 没
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歿 【ぼつ】
Jreibun
    「ファッション業界で働きたいならみんなと同じような
  • ぼつこせい没個性
    • のスーツじゃなくて、自分がいいと思う
  • ふく服
    • を着て
  • めんせつ面接
    • を受けたら？」と
  • せんぱい先輩
    • に言われた。
My senior colleague said: “If you want to work in the fashion industry, why don’t you go to the interview wearing what you think looks good on you, instead of wearing an impersonal suit that looks like everyone else’s?”
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