インキ
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Base noun form written in katakana, used for foreign loanwords. It refers to liquid ink for writing, printing, or drawing. Example: 『インキが切れた』 (inki ga kireta, 'the ink ran out').
Theme
In an art supply store, User is shopping for drawing materials with their friend Taro, who is an artist.
インキ
インキ
ink
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine an 'ink' bottle with a label that says 'INK' — in Japanese, it's written in katakana as 『インキ』 (inki, 'ink'), which sounds just like the English word!
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『インキ』 (inki, 'ink') is commonly used for writing instruments like pens and printers. Traditional calligraphy uses 『墨』 (sumi, 'ink stick'), but modern ink is often referred to with this katakana term.
Forms
Base: インキBase noun form written in katakana, used for foreign loanwords. It refers to liquid ink for writing, printing, or drawing. Example: 『インキが切れた』 (inki ga kireta, 'the ink ran out').