職人
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Base noun form. Refers to a skilled worker or craftsman who practices a traditional trade. Combines 『職』 (shoku, 'occupation') and 『人』 (nin, 'person').
Theme
At a local craft fair, User and their friend Kenji admire handmade pottery and discuss the skills of artisans.
職人
しょくにん
artisan, craftsman
People & IdentityOccupations & Roles
Memory Hook
Picture an artisan carving wood with skill — they're a 『職人』 (shokunin, 'artisan'). It sounds like 'shock-knee-in' from all the hard work! 'Shock-knee-in' → 職人 (shokunin, 'artisan').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『職人』 (shokunin, 'artisan') are highly respected for their craftsmanship in fields like pottery, woodworking, and traditional arts. They often undergo years of apprenticeship to master their skills.
Forms
Base: 職人Base noun form. Refers to a skilled worker or craftsman who practices a traditional trade. Combines 『職』 (shoku, 'occupation') and 『人』 (nin, 'person').