菌
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Base noun form. Refers to microorganisms like bacteria or germs. Often used in scientific or health contexts, e.g., 『細菌』 (saikin, 'bacteria') or 『菌類』 (kinrui, 'fungi').
Theme
User visits a clinic for a check-up and discusses hygiene concerns with Dr. Tanaka, a friendly physician.
菌
きん
germ, bacterium
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Imagine a tiny 'germ' hiding in a 'kin' (菌 sounds like 'kin') of bacteria — it's your microscopic relative! 'Kin' → 菌 (kin, 'germ, bacterium').
Cultural Note
In Japan, hygiene is highly emphasized, especially in public spaces. You'll often see signs reminding people to wash hands to avoid 『菌』 (kin, 'germs'), and products like hand sanitizers are common to prevent illness.
Forms
Base: 菌Base noun form. Refers to microorganisms like bacteria or germs. Often used in scientific or health contexts, e.g., 『細菌』 (saikin, 'bacteria') or 『菌類』 (kinrui, 'fungi').