山脈
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Base noun form. Refers to a series of connected mountains forming a line or chain. Used in geographical contexts, e.g., 『ヒマラヤ山脈』 (Himaraya sanmyaku, 'Himalayan mountain range').
Theme
During a hiking trip in the Japanese Alps, User and their friend Ken discuss the scenic views and geography of the area.
山脈
さんみゃく
mountain range
Nature & EnvironmentNatural Phenomena
Memory Hook
Imagine a chain of mountains: 'san' means 'mountain' and 'myaku' sounds like 'make'—mountains make a range. 'Mountain make' → 山脈 (sanmyaku, 'mountain range').
Cultural Note
Japan is famous for its mountain ranges like the 『日本アルプス』 (Nihon Arupusu, 'Japanese Alps'). 山脈 (sanmyaku) is commonly used in geography and tourism to describe these natural formations.
Forms
Base: 山脈Base noun form. Refers to a series of connected mountains forming a line or chain. Used in geographical contexts, e.g., 『ヒマラヤ山脈』 (Himaraya sanmyaku, 'Himalayan mountain range').