並行
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Base noun form. Refers to things occurring side by side or simultaneously, often used in contexts like parallel lines, concurrent events, or simultaneous actions.
Theme
Two coworkers, Aya and User, are planning a project timeline in the office.
並行
へいこう
(going) side by side, concurrent, at the same time
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine two trains running 'side by side' on parallel tracks — 'parallel' sounds like 並行 (heikou). 'Parallel going' → 並行 (heikou, 'side by side, concurrent').
Cultural Note
In Japanese business and technology, 『並行』 (heikou, 'concurrent') is often used to describe processes that happen simultaneously, such as 『並行処理』 (heikou shori, 'parallel processing') in computing.
Forms
Base: 並行Base noun form. Refers to things occurring side by side or simultaneously, often used in contexts like parallel lines, concurrent events, or simultaneous actions.