農民
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Base noun form. Refers to people who work in agriculture, often in rural settings. Use with particles like 『が』 (ga, subject) or 『は』 (wa, topic) in sentences, e.g., 『農民が働く』 (noumin ga hataraku, 'farmers work').
Theme
At a local market, User and their friend Kenji discuss the importance of farmers in Japan's food culture.
農民
のうみん
farmers, peasants
People & IdentityOccupations & Roles
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'no men' (sounds like 農民 noumin) working in the fields—'No men' are farmers!
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『農民』 (noumin, 'farmers') have historically played a key role in agriculture, especially in rural areas like Tohoku. They are respected for producing food, and festivals like 『田植え祭り』 (taue matsuri, 'rice planting festival') celebrate their work.
Forms
Base: 農民Base noun form. Refers to people who work in agriculture, often in rural settings. Use with particles like 『が』 (ga, subject) or 『は』 (wa, topic) in sentences, e.g., 『農民が働く』 (noumin ga hataraku, 'farmers work').