根本
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Base noun form. Refers to the fundamental basis or origin of something, such as a concept, problem, or structure. Used in phrases like 『根本的な問題』 (konpon-teki na mondai, 'fundamental problem').
Theme
In a university study group, User and their classmate Aiko discuss the basics of a difficult subject like philosophy or science.
根本
こんぽん
foundation, root, base
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine a tree's roots as the 'foundation' of its life. 'Root' sounds like 'kon' in 『根本』 (konpon, 'foundation, root, base') — think 'concrete foundation' for stability.
Cultural Note
In Japanese philosophy and business, 『根本』 (konpon, 'foundation, root, base') is often used to discuss core principles or root causes, emphasizing the importance of addressing issues at their source.
Forms
Base: 根本Base noun form. Refers to the fundamental basis or origin of something, such as a concept, problem, or structure. Used in phrases like 『根本的な問題』 (konpon-teki na mondai, 'fundamental problem').