雨天
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Base noun form. Used to describe weather conditions involving rain. Often appears in compound words like 『雨天中止』 (uten chuushi, 'cancelled due to rain').
Theme
Two coworkers, Aya and User, are planning a weekend picnic but checking the weather forecast in the office.
雨天
うてん
rainy weather
Everyday Life & SurvivalWeather & Climate
Memory Hook
Imagine a rainy day where you see 'rain' (雨 ame) and 'sky' (天 ten) combined — 『雨天』 (uten, 'rainy weather') means the weather is rainy! 'U-ten' sounds like 'you ten' — you have ten rainy days.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『雨天』 (uten, 'rainy weather') is often used in weather forecasts and event announcements to indicate rain. For example, 『雨天決行』 (uten kekkou, 'held rain or shine') means an event will proceed regardless of rain.
Forms
Base: 雨天Base noun form. Used to describe weather conditions involving rain. Often appears in compound words like 『雨天中止』 (uten chuushi, 'cancelled due to rain').