0%

Log in to evaluate your pronunciation.

No feedback yet. Please speak to see your results.
Base noun form. Refers to a physical chain made of linked metal rings, used for securing, connecting, or decorative purposes. Example: 『自転車の鎖』 (jitensha no kusari, 'bicycle chain').
Theme

At a hardware store, User and their friend Kenji are looking for tools to fix a broken gate. Kenji suggests using a chain for reinforcement.

くさり

chain

Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects

Memory Hook

Imagine a 'chain' made of shiny metal links. The word 『鎖』 (kusari, 'chain') sounds like 'coo-sari' — think of a cool, silver chain you'd wear as jewelry.

Cultural Note

In Japan, 『鎖』 (kusari, 'chain') is often seen in traditional items like 『鎖帷子』 (kusari katabira, 'chainmail armor') used by samurai, or in modern contexts like bicycle locks and jewelry.

Forms

Base: 鎖Base noun form. Refers to a physical chain made of linked metal rings, used for securing, connecting, or decorative purposes. Example: 『自転車の鎖』 (jitensha no kusari, 'bicycle chain').