鉄橋
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Noun meaning 'iron bridge'. It combines 『鉄』 (tetsu, 'iron') and 『橋』 (kyou, 'bridge'), referring to a bridge constructed primarily from iron. Used in contexts like 『鉄橋を渡る』 (tekkyou o wataru, 'to cross an iron bridge').
Theme
During a weekend hike near a river, User and their friend Ken discuss the scenery, including an old iron bridge they see.
鉄橋
てっきょう
iron bridge
Locations & NavigationBuildings & Facilities
Memory Hook
Picture a strong 'iron bridge' — 『鉄橋』 (tekkyou, 'iron bridge') sounds like 'tech-kyo' for a techy, sturdy bridge made of iron. 'Iron' (鉄) + 'bridge' (橋) → iron bridge!
Cultural Note
『鉄橋』 (tekkyou, 'iron bridge') is common in Japan's infrastructure, especially for railways and roads. It symbolizes industrial progress and is often seen in scenic areas, like the famous bridges in Hokkaido or along rivers.
Forms
Base: 鉄橋Noun meaning 'iron bridge'. It combines 『鉄』 (tetsu, 'iron') and 『橋』 (kyou, 'bridge'), referring to a bridge constructed primarily from iron. Used in contexts like 『鉄橋を渡る』 (tekkyou o wataru, 'to cross an iron bridge').