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Base noun form. Refers to an imperfection, error, or shortcoming in objects, plans, or character. Often used in compound words like 『粗悪』 (araaku, 'inferior quality').
Theme
At a pottery workshop, User and the instructor Taro examine a ceramic piece for imperfections.
粗
あら
defect / flaw / fault
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'sore' spot on a product—it's a defect. 'Sore' sounds like 粗 (ara, 'defect'), reminding you of a flaw or fault.
Cultural Note
In Japanese quality control, 粗 (ara, 'defect') is often used in contexts like manufacturing or product reviews to indicate imperfections. It's a key term in discussions about craftsmanship and reliability.
Forms
Base: 粗Base noun form. Refers to an imperfection, error, or shortcoming in objects, plans, or character. Often used in compound words like 『粗悪』 (araaku, 'inferior quality').