Japanese Vocabulary
Curated vocabulary across all JLPT levels — with readings, meanings, nuances, and natural example sentences.
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Theme
23 words (filtered)
欺く
あざむく·azamuku
to deceive; to cheat; to trick; to mislead; to delude
和らぐ
やわらぐ·yawaragu
to soften; to ease; to calm down; to abate; to be relieved; to mellow
皮肉
ひにく·hiniku
irony; sarcasm; cynicism; a twist of fate; an ironic turn
傍観する
ぼうかんする·boukan suru
to look on; to stand by; to be a bystander; to observe without getting involved
醸し出す
かもしだす·kamoshidasu
to create (an atmosphere); to exude; to evoke; to bring about
煩わしい
わずらわしい·wazurawashii
troublesome; bothersome; tiresome; vexing; annoying
葛藤
かっとう·kattou
inner conflict; mental struggle; dilemma; turmoil
失敗する
しっぱいする·shippai suru
to fail; to make a mistake; to go wrong; to be unsuccessful
実現する
じつげんする·jitsugen suru
to realize; to achieve; to make real; to bring about; to come true
反省する
はんせいする·hansei suru
to reflect; to reconsider; to look back on; to learn from one's mistakes
挑戦する
ちょうせんする·chousen suru
to challenge; to take on; to attempt; to strive
懐かしい
なつかしい·natsukashii
nostalgic; dear to one's heart; fondly remembered
素直
すなお·sunao
honest; obedient; straightforward; frank; docile
厳しい
きびしい·kibishii
strict; harsh; severe; demanding; tough
複雑
ふくざつ·fukuzatsu
complicated; complex; intricate; mixed (feelings)
我慢する
がまんする·gaman suru
to endure; to be patient; to put up with; to hold back
落ち込む
おちこむ·ochikomu
to feel depressed; to feel down; to be dejected; to feel discouraged
尊敬する
そんけいする·sonkei suru
to respect; to admire; to look up to; to hold in high regard
夢中になる
むちゅうになる·muchuu ni naru
to become absorbed in; to be obsessed with; to lose oneself in; to be crazy about
驚く
おどろく·odoroku
to be surprised; to be astonished; to be amazed; to be shocked
緊張する
きんちょうする·kinchou suru
to be nervous; to feel tense; to be anxious; to be stiff
悲しい
かなしい·kanashii
sad; sorrowful; heartbreaking
好き
すき·suki
to like; to be fond of; to love (used as a na-adjective expressing fondness)
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