Translation and Meaning of: 日 - hi
Etimologia e Definição de 「日」 (hi)
A palavra 「日」 (hi) no japonês refere-se geralmente ao conceito de "dia" ou "sol". Sua etimologia remonta aos caracteres chineses clássicos, onde o kanji 「日」 simbolizava o sol, representando assim a iluminação e o ciclo diário. É um dos kanjis mais fundamentais do japonês, frequentemente aparecendo em combinação com outros kanjis para formar palavras relacionadas ao tempo e à luz.
Origem e Uso de 「日」 na Cultura Japonesa
A origem do uso de 「日」 pode ser traçada ao uso da escrita kanji vinda da China, incorporada ao japonês por via de influências culturais e comerciais há mais de mil anos. Na língua japonesa, este kanji não só desempenha um papel crucial na concepção do tempo, mas também na identidade cultural japonesa, como visto em termos como 「日本」 (Nihon), que significa "Japão" e se traduz literalmente como "origem do sol".
Variações e Aplicações da Palavra
- 「日曜日」 (nichiyoubi) - domingo, o dia do sol.
- 「毎日」 (mainichi) - todos os dias.
- 「今日」 (kyou) - hoje, incorporando o conceito de dia atual.
Cada uma dessas variações mostra como 「日」 é integrando para criar novos significados, sempre relacionados ao tempo ou à luz. A versatilidade do kanji 「日」 no idioma japonês faz dele um componente essencial e onipresente na comunicação cotidiana.
Por ser um kanji tão antigo e integral, 「日」 tem uma profundidade que vai além de simples representações de tempo. Ele encapsula o ciclo natural, a passagem do tempo e até mesmo a identidade cultural, como no caso do Japão ser conhecido como a "Terra do Sol Nascente". É fascinante observar como um único caractere pode carregar tanto significado e história dentro de si.
Vocabulary
Expand your vocabulary with related words:
Synonyms and similar words
- 日 (にち) - dia, sol
- 日 (ひ) - dia, sol
- 曜日 (ようび) - dia da semana (quando usado como parte da palavra para designar um dia específico)
- 日 (か) - dia, sol (um uso mais específico ou poético)
- 実 (じつ) - realidade, verdade (não é o mesmo significado básico, mas pode ser usado em certos contextos relacionados a dias reais)
- 日 (じつ) - dia, comum em expressões mais formais
Related words
Romaji: hi
Kana: ひ
Type: noun
L: jlpt-n3
Translation / Meaning: sol; luz do sol; dia
Meaning in English: sun;sunshine;day
Definition: Divisão de tempo por um dia.
Quick Access
- Vocabulary
- Writing
- Sentences
How to Write in Japanese - (日) hi
See below a step-by-step guide on how to write the word by hand in Japanese. (日) hi:
Example Sentences - (日) hi
See below some example sentences:
Watashi wa mainichi kinmu shiteimasu
I work everyday.
I work every day.
- 私 - The personal pronoun that means "I" in Japanese.
- は - topic particle that indicates the subject of the sentence
- 毎日 - adverb meaning "every day"
- 勤務 - noun that means "work" or "service"
- しています - verb "suru" in the present continuous, indicating an ongoing action
Watashi wa tandaide nihongo o benkyō shimashita
I studied Japanese in technical college.
I studied Japanese at a junior college.
- 私 - The personal pronoun that means "I" in Japanese.
- は - topic particle that indicates the subject of the sentence, in this case "I"
- 短大 - abbreviation of "短期大学", which means "short-term college" in Japanese.
- で - particle that indicates the place where an action occurs, in this case "at the university"
- 日本語 - noun that means "Japanese" in Japanese
- を - particle that indicates the direct object of the sentence, in this case "studying Japanese"
- 勉強 - verb that means "to study" in Japanese
- しました - past form of the verb "する", which means "to do" in Japanese, indicating that the action of studying Japanese was completed in the past
Watashi wa mainichi hageman de imasu
I make an effort every day.
I work hard every day.
- 私 - The personal pronoun that means "I" in Japanese.
- は - topic particle that indicates the subject of the sentence, in this case "I"
- 毎日 - adverb meaning "every day"
- 励んでいます - verb that means "to strive" or "to work hard," conjugated in the polite present continuous
Watashi no bokoku wa Nihon desu
My home country is Japan.
- 私 - personal pronoun that means "I"
- の - particle that indicates possession, equivalent to "of"
- 母国 - "native country"
- は - particle that indicates the topic of the sentence, equivalent to "is"
- 日本 - noun meaning "Japan"
- です - verb "to be" in the present, equivalent to "is"
Watashi wa Nihon de sodachimashita
I grew up in Japan.
- 私 - personal pronoun that means "I"
- は - topic particle that indicates the subject of the sentence
- 日本 - noun meaning "Japan"
- で - particle indicating the place where the action took place
- 育ちました - "verb" means "to grow" or "to be created"
Watashi wa mainichi ha wo migakimasu
I brush my teeth every day.
I brush my teeth every day.
- 私 - personal pronoun that means "I"
- は - particle that indicates the topic of the sentence, in this case "I"
- 毎日 - adverb meaning "every day"
- 歯 - noun that means "tooth"
- を - particle that indicates the direct object of the sentence, in this case "tooth"
- 磨きます - verb that means "to brush"
Watashi wa kyō tomodachi no ie ni yorimasu
I'm going to my friend's house today.
I'm stopping at my friend's house today.
- 私 - personal pronoun that means "I"
- は - particle that indicates the topic of the sentence, in this case "I"
- 今日 - noun that means "today"
- 友達 - noun meaning "friend"
- の - particle that indicates possession, in this case "of the friend"
- 家 - noun that means "house"
- に - particle that indicates destination, in this case "for"
- 寄ります - verb that means "to visit"
Watashi wa mainichi ryōri o neru koto ga suki desu
I like to practice cooking every day.
I like to cook every day.
- 私 - personal pronoun that means "I"
- は - Particle indicating the topic of the sentence
- 毎日 - adverb meaning "every day"
- 料理 - noun that means "to cook" or "cuisine"
- を - Particle indicating the direct object of the sentence
- 練る - verb that means "to train" or "to practice"
- こと - noun meaning "thing" or "fact"
- が - particle that indicates the subject of the sentence
- 好き - adjective meaning "to like" or "to appreciate"
- です - auxiliary verb that indicates the present tense and formality of the sentence
Watashi wa mainichi bentou wo motteimasu
I take a lunch box every day.
I lunch every day.
- 私 - signifies "I" in Japanese
- は - topic particle in Japanese, used to indicate the theme of the sentence
- 毎日 - means "every day" in Japanese
- 弁当 - means "lunchbox" in Japanese
- を - object particle in Japanese, used to indicate the direct object of the sentence
- 持っています - means "I have" in Japanese, being that 持って (motte) means "to carry" or "to have in hands" and います (imasu) is the polite form of the verb "to be" or "to be".
Watashitachi wa mainichi onaji kurasu de benkyou shiteimasu
We study every day in the same class.
We study in the same class every day.
- 私たち - 私たち
- は - Japanese topic particle
- 毎日 - "todos os dias" in Japanese
- 同じ - "the same" in Japanese
- クラス - "class" in Japanese
- で - Location particle in Japanese
- 勉強 - study in Japanese
- しています - The polished form of the verb "fazer" in Japanese
Other Words of this Type: noun
See other words from our dictionary that are also: noun
