非行
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Base noun form. Refers to antisocial or illegal behavior, especially by young people. Used in contexts like 『非行少年』 (hikō shōnen, 'juvenile delinquent').
Theme
At a community center meeting, User and a local volunteer, Aiko, talk about youth programs to address delinquency issues in their neighborhood.
非行
ひこう
delinquency, misconduct
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'fee' (sounds like 非 hi) for 'going' (行 kō) astray — paying a price for delinquency. 'Fee-go' → 非行 (hikō, 'delinquency').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『非行』 (hikō, 'delinquency') is a serious social issue often discussed in media and education, with programs aimed at preventing youth misconduct through community involvement.
Forms
Base: 非行Base noun form. Refers to antisocial or illegal behavior, especially by young people. Used in contexts like 『非行少年』 (hikō shōnen, 'juvenile delinquent').