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Counter for articles, clauses, or items in a list, often used in legal or formal documents. Attaches after a number to count articles, e.g., 『一条』 (ichi jou, 'one article').
Theme

In a law class, User and their teacher Mr. Tanaka review a legal document's structure.

じょう

article (counter for articles)

Numbers & CountingBound Objects (~冊)

Memory Hook

Imagine a legal document with numbered articles. Each 'article' is a '条' (jou, 'article'), like a 'jewel' (sounds like 'jou') in a crown — each one is precious and distinct! 'Jewel' → 条 (jou, 'article').

Cultural Note

In Japan, 『条』 (jou, 'article') is commonly used in legal contexts, such as laws, contracts, and regulations, to number individual articles or clauses. For example, 『第一条』 (dai ichi jou, 'Article 1') starts many official documents.

Forms

Base: 条Counter for articles, clauses, or items in a list, often used in legal or formal documents. Attaches after a number to count articles, e.g., 『一条』 (ichi jou, 'one article').