道徳
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Base noun form. Refers to ethical principles or moral standards in society. Often used in contexts like education or philosophy.
Theme
In a university library, User and their classmate Aiko discuss a philosophy assignment about morals and ethics in modern society.
道徳
どうとく
morals
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'moral compass' guiding you down a path. In Japanese, 『道徳』 (doutoku, 'morals') sounds like 'do-to-ku' — think 'do the right thing' on the path of life.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『道徳』 (doutoku, 'morals') is a key subject in school education, emphasizing values like respect, honesty, and community responsibility. It reflects the cultural importance of social harmony and ethical behavior.
Forms
Base: 道徳Base noun form. Refers to ethical principles or moral standards in society. Often used in contexts like education or philosophy.