索引
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Noun referring to an alphabetical or thematic list at the end of a book or document, used to find specific content. Often used in academic or informational contexts.
Theme
In a university office, User is discussing research with their professor, Professor Tanaka, about organizing academic materials.
索引
さくいん
index, indices
Culture & SocietySchool & Education
Memory Hook
Think of 'index' in a book — it helps you find things. 『索引』 (sakuin) sounds like 'sack-in' — imagine putting items in a sack to index them for easy retrieval.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『索引』 (sakuin) is commonly found in textbooks, research papers, and reference books to help readers quickly locate information. It's an essential tool in academic and professional settings for efficient study and work.
Forms
Base: 索引Noun referring to an alphabetical or thematic list at the end of a book or document, used to find specific content. Often used in academic or informational contexts.