微塵
0%
Log in to evaluate your pronunciation.
No feedback yet. Please speak to see your results.
Base noun form. Refers to a tiny particle, atom, or speck. Often used metaphorically to indicate something minuscule or insignificant. Example: 『微塵も残らない』 (mijin mo nokoranai, 'not a particle remains').
Theme
In a science lab, User and their lab partner Aiko are examining a sample under a microscope.
微塵
みじん
particle, atom
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine a tiny 'miser' (sounds like '微塵' mijin) hoarding particles and atoms — so small you can barely see them! 'Miser' → 微塵 (mijin, 'particle, atom').
Cultural Note
In Japanese, 『微塵』 (mijin) is often used in scientific or poetic contexts to describe something extremely small, like dust particles or atoms. It can also appear in idioms, such as 『微塵もない』 (mijin mo nai, 'not a bit'), emphasizing complete absence.
Forms
Base: 微塵Base noun form. Refers to a tiny particle, atom, or speck. Often used metaphorically to indicate something minuscule or insignificant. Example: 『微塵も残らない』 (mijin mo nokoranai, 'not a particle remains').