印
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Base noun form. Refers to a sign, stamp, or symbol used as an indicator. Can be used alone or in compounds like 『印鑑』 (inkan, 'seal'). In sentences, it functions as a subject or object, e.g., 『ここに印を押してください』 (koko ni in o oshite kudasai, 'Please put a mark here.').
Theme
In a craft workshop, User and their instructor Miyuki discuss techniques for adding personal touches to handmade items.
印
いん
mark
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Think of an 'ink' stamp or signature as a mark — in Japan, seals called 『印鑑』 (inkan, 'seal') are used for official marks. 'Ink' → 印 (in, 'mark').
Cultural Note
『印』 (in, 'mark') is often used in contexts like seals (印鑑 inkan) for signing documents, or marks in art and calligraphy. It's a key part of Japanese bureaucratic and artistic traditions.
Forms
Base: 印Base noun form. Refers to a sign, stamp, or symbol used as an indicator. Can be used alone or in compounds like 『印鑑』 (inkan, 'seal'). In sentences, it functions as a subject or object, e.g., 『ここに印を押してください』 (koko ni in o oshite kudasai, 'Please put a mark here.').