洪水
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Base noun form. Describes an overflow of water that submerges land, often due to heavy rain or river overflow. Used in disaster-related contexts and news reports.
Theme
Two neighbors, Ken and User, are discussing recent heavy rains and potential natural disasters in their town.
洪水
こうずい
flood
Nature & EnvironmentNatural Phenomena
Memory Hook
Think of a 'flood' as a 'gushing water' — 『洪水』 (kouzui) sounds like 'gush' and 'zui' (water). Picture water gushing everywhere during a flood.
Cultural Note
『洪水』 (kouzui, 'flood') is a serious natural disaster in Japan, often caused by heavy rainfall or typhoons. Japanese media frequently reports on flood warnings and evacuation orders to ensure public safety.
Forms
Base: 洪水Base noun form. Describes an overflow of water that submerges land, often due to heavy rain or river overflow. Used in disaster-related contexts and news reports.