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Noun referring to a physical part used for holding or turning, like a door handle or knob. Often written in hiragana in everyday contexts.
Theme
At a hardware store, User and their friend Ken are shopping for tools to fix a loose cabinet door.
とって
とって
handle, grip, knob
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine a door with a knob you can 'totally' grab — 'totally' sounds like 『とって』 (totte, 'handle'). 'Totally grip it!' → とって (totte, 'handle').
Cultural Note
In Japan, traditional sliding doors called 『襖』 (fusuma) often have decorative handles called 『引手』 (hikite), which are functional and artistic. Modern appliances also use 『とって』 (totte, 'handle') for ease of use.
Forms
Base: とってNoun referring to a physical part used for holding or turning, like a door handle or knob. Often written in hiragana in everyday contexts.