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Base noun form. Refers to small pieces of waste or scrap material, often used in compounds like 『紙屑』 (kamikuzu, 'paper waste').
Theme

In a shared apartment, User and their roommate Miyuki are cleaning up after a craft project and discussing what to do with leftover materials.

くず

waste, scrap

Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects

Memory Hook

Imagine a pile of scrap metal or waste paper. It's 'kuzu' — sounds like 'cuz' you throw it away because it's useless waste! 'Cuz' → 屑 (kuzu, 'waste, scrap').

Cultural Note

In Japan, waste management is taken seriously, with strict recycling rules. 『屑』 (kuzu, 'waste, scrap') often refers to small scraps like paper or metal, and you might see signs like 『紙屑』 (kamikuzu, 'paper waste') for recycling bins.

Forms

Base: 屑Base noun form. Refers to small pieces of waste or scrap material, often used in compounds like 『紙屑』 (kamikuzu, 'paper waste').