財
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Base noun form. Refers to wealth, assets, or financial resources. Commonly used in compounds to denote monetary or valuable items, e.g., 『財宝』 (zaihou, 'treasure').
Theme
At a family gathering, User talks with their uncle Mr. Tanaka about financial planning and life goals.
財
ざい
fortune, riches
Culture & SocietyWork & Business
Memory Hook
Picture a treasure chest full of gold coins — that's your 'fortune'! 『財』 (zai, 'fortune, riches') sounds like 'zai' in 'treasure' — easy to remember as wealth.
Cultural Note
『財』 (zai, 'fortune, riches') is often seen in compound words related to finance, such as 『財産』 (zaisan, 'property, assets') or 『財布』 (saifu, 'wallet'), reflecting its role in economic contexts.
Forms
Base: 財Base noun form. Refers to wealth, assets, or financial resources. Commonly used in compounds to denote monetary or valuable items, e.g., 『財宝』 (zaihou, 'treasure').