能力
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Base noun form. Refers to a person's skill, capability, or mental faculty. Often used with verbs like 『ある』 (aru, 'to have') or 『高める』 (takameru, 'to improve'), e.g., 『能力がある』 (nouryoku ga aru, 'to have ability').
Theme
During a study session at a café, User and their classmate Aiko talk about improving language skills.
能力
のうりょく
ability, faculty
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Think of 'no ability' (sounds like 能力 nouryoku) — but it's actually your ability! 'No' + 'ryoku' (power) = ability.
Cultural Note
In Japanese education and work culture, 『能力』 (nouryoku, 'ability') is highly valued, often discussed in contexts like 『能力開発』 (nouryoku kaihatsu, 'ability development') or job evaluations. It's a common term in self-improvement and corporate training.
Forms
Base: 能力Base noun form. Refers to a person's skill, capability, or mental faculty. Often used with verbs like 『ある』 (aru, 'to have') or 『高める』 (takameru, 'to improve'), e.g., 『能力がある』 (nouryoku ga aru, 'to have ability').