相続
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Base noun form. Refers to the legal or customary process of inheriting property, titles, or rights. Often used in contexts like 『相続税』 (souzokuzei, 'inheritance tax') or 『相続人』 (souzokunin, 'heir').
Theme
At a family gathering, User talks with their uncle, Mr. Tanaka, about the future of the family business and property.
相続
そうぞく
succession, inheritance
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Imagine a family 'succeeding' in passing down a treasure. 'Succeed' sounds like 'soo-soku' — think of 『相続』 (souzoku, 'succession, inheritance') as 'soo-soku' for family succession.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『相続』 (souzoku, 'succession, inheritance') is a key legal and cultural concept, often involving family businesses or property passed down through generations, with specific laws governing inheritance taxes and procedures.
Forms
Base: 相続Base noun form. Refers to the legal or customary process of inheriting property, titles, or rights. Often used in contexts like 『相続税』 (souzokuzei, 'inheritance tax') or 『相続人』 (souzokunin, 'heir').