電源
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Base noun form. Refers to the source of electricity or the button that controls power on devices. Usage example: 『電源を入れる』 (den-en o ireru, 'to turn on the power').
Theme
At a tech store, User and their friend Ken are looking at a new smartphone, discussing its features and how to turn it on.
電源
でんげん
power source / power button
Everyday Life & SurvivalTechnology & Devices
Memory Hook
Imagine a TV with a big red button labeled 'power'. You press it and say, 'Den-en!' (電源 den-en, 'power source') — it sounds like 'den' for electricity and 'en' for energy.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『電源』 (den-en, 'power source') is commonly used for power buttons on electronics like TVs, computers, and smartphones. It's a key term in daily life for turning devices on and off.
Forms
Base: 電源Base noun form. Refers to the source of electricity or the button that controls power on devices. Usage example: 『電源を入れる』 (den-en o ireru, 'to turn on the power').