腐敗
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Base noun form. Refers to physical decay, such as rotting food or materials. Example: 『食べ物の腐敗』 (tabemono no fuhai, 'decay of food').
Theme
Two friends, Kenji and User, are cleaning out an old refrigerator in Kenji's apartment, discussing food safety and expiration dates.
腐敗
ふはい
decay
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Think of 'food' that's 'decaying' and 'depraved' behavior — both are rotten! The word sounds like 'fu-hai' — 'fu' (like foul) and 'hai' (like high in disgust). 'Foul-high' → 腐敗 (fuhai, 'decay, depravity').
Cultural Note
『腐敗』 (fuhai, 'decay, depravity') is used in contexts like food spoilage or moral corruption. In media, it often appears in discussions about political scandals or environmental issues, highlighting societal concerns.
Forms
Base: 腐敗Base noun form. Refers to physical decay, such as rotting food or materials. Example: 『食べ物の腐敗』 (tabemono no fuhai, 'decay of food').
Base: 腐敗Base noun form. Refers to moral decay or corruption, such as in politics or society. Example: 『政治の腐敗』 (seiji no fuhai, 'depravity in politics').