点線
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Noun describing a line made of dots. Used in contexts like drawing, maps, or documents. Example: 『点線を引く』 (tensen o hiku, 'to draw a dotted line').
Theme
In a design workshop, User and their colleague Ken discuss how to mark boundaries on a project layout using different line styles.
点線
てんせん
dotted line
Core Language Building BlocksDescriptive Language
Memory Hook
Imagine a dotted line on a map leading to treasure. Each dot is a 'point' (点 ten) connected in a 'line' (線 sen) — together they form a dotted line: 点線 (tensen).
Cultural Note
In Japan, dotted lines are commonly used in maps, forms, and art to indicate boundaries, paths, or areas that are not solid. For example, on road signs, dotted lines may show lane divisions or temporary markings.
Forms
Base: 点線Noun describing a line made of dots. Used in contexts like drawing, maps, or documents. Example: 『点線を引く』 (tensen o hiku, 'to draw a dotted line').