日取り

• 読み: ひどり
• ローマ字: hidori
• 漢字の分解: 日 (hi/nichi) — sun, day; 取 (tori/shu) — take, choose
• 発音: /hi.do.ɾi/

意味

Fixed date; appointed day. A specific date that has been decided or scheduled for an event.

A noun referring to a chosen or scheduled date, typically for important events such as weddings, meetings, or ceremonies. Often used with を決める (to decide) or が決まる (to be decided). Carries a slightly formal or traditional nuance compared to simply saying 日にち.

例文

1. 結婚式の日取りが決まった。
2. 引っ越しの日取りをそろそろ決めよう。
3. 面接の日取りについてメールが届いた。

使い方ガイド

場面: event planning, weddings, scheduling

トーン: practical

起源と歴史

Native Japanese compound of 日 (day) and 取り (taking, choosing). Reflects the traditional practice of carefully selecting auspicious dates for important events, rooted in Japanese calendar customs.

文化的背景

時代: Traditional

世代: All ages

社会的背景: Universal