Japanese symbol for “concomitant”
付随現象
ふずいげんしょう
Romaji: fuzuigenshou
side effect; concomitant
In Japanese, concomitant is 付随現象, read ふずいげんしょう (fuzuigenshou).
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Meanings
- n side effect; concomitant
Kanji and stroke order
Related words
Words that share a kanji.
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 付近 | ふきん fukin | neighborhood; neighbourhood; vicinity |
| 付属 | ふぞく fuzoku | being attached (to); being affiliated (to); belonging (to) |
| 付き合い | つきあい tsukiai | association; socializing; socialising |
| 受付 | うけつけ uketsuke | reception (desk); information desk; receptionist |
| 寄付 | きふ kifu | contribution; donation |
| 日付 | ひづけ hizuke | date; dating |
| 随分 | ずいぶん zuibun | very; extremely; surprisingly |
| 随時 | ずいじ zuiji | whenever necessary; as needed; as required |
| 現在 | げんざい genzai | the present; present time; now |
| 対象 | たいしょう taishou | target; object (of worship, study, etc.); subject (of taxation, etc.) |
See also: Chinese symbol for “concomitant”.
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