矢印
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Noun meaning 'directing arrow'. It combines 『矢』 (ya, 'arrow') and 『印』 (shirushi, 'mark'). Used to indicate directions on signs, maps, or screens.
Theme
At a tech conference, User and their colleague Ken are discussing presentation slides and how to improve clarity with visual aids.
矢印
やじるし
directing arrow
Locations & NavigationDirections & Places
Memory Hook
Picture an arrow pointing the way, like a 'ya' (矢 ya, 'arrow') that 'in' (印 in, 'mark') shows direction. 'Ya-in' → 矢印 (yajirushi, 'directing arrow').
Cultural Note
『矢印』 (yajirushi, 'directing arrow') is ubiquitous in Japan for signage in public spaces, maps, and digital interfaces, reflecting the culture's emphasis on clear guidance and order. It's commonly seen in train stations and on roads.
Forms
Base: 矢印Noun meaning 'directing arrow'. It combines 『矢』 (ya, 'arrow') and 『印』 (shirushi, 'mark'). Used to indicate directions on signs, maps, or screens.