赤ちゃん
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Base noun form. Refers to a baby or infant, often used affectionately. No conjugation needed; can be used as a subject or object in sentences.
Theme
At a park, User and their friend Ken are sitting on a bench, observing families with young children playing nearby.
赤ちゃん
あかちゃん
baby / infant
People & IdentityFamily & Personal Relationships
Memory Hook
Think of a 'red' (赤 aka) baby blanket — 『赤ちゃん』 (akachan, 'baby') sounds like 'aka-chan', where 'chan' is a cute suffix. 'Red baby — 赤ちゃん!'
Cultural Note
In Japan, babies are often called 『赤ちゃん』 (akachan, 'baby') or 『赤ん坊』 (akanbou, 'infant'). The term reflects the cultural emphasis on cuteness and care for infants, commonly used in family and medical contexts.
Forms
Base: 赤ちゃんBase noun form. Refers to a baby or infant, often used affectionately. No conjugation needed; can be used as a subject or object in sentences.