休憩
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Base noun form. Used to indicate a pause or rest period, often in contexts like work, study, or events. Can be combined with other words, e.g., 『休憩する』 (kyūkei suru, 'to take a break').
Theme
At a café during a study session, User and their friend Aiko talk about taking breaks to stay focused and avoid burnout.
休憩
きゅうけい
rest, break, intermission
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Imagine taking a break to 'queue' (sounds like 休憩 kyūkei) for a restroom — you need a rest! 'Queue' → 休憩 (kyūkei, 'rest, break').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『休憩』 (kyūkei, 'rest, break') is commonly used in workplaces and schools to denote scheduled breaks, such as 『お昼休憩』 (ohiru kyūkei, 'lunch break'). It's also seen in theaters for intermissions during plays or movies.
Forms
Base: 休憩Base noun form. Used to indicate a pause or rest period, often in contexts like work, study, or events. Can be combined with other words, e.g., 『休憩する』 (kyūkei suru, 'to take a break').