食欲
Japanese
JLPT N3 Vocabulary
Japanese
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neutral
しょくよくshokuyoku
読み
しょくよく
ローマ字
shokuyoku
漢字の分解
食 (shoku) — food, eating; 欲 (yoku) — desire, craving
発音
/ɕo.kɯ.jo.kɯ/
意味
Appetite; desire for food. The feeling of wanting to eat.
A noun describing the physical or psychological desire to eat. Commonly used with がある (to have an appetite) and がない (to have no appetite). Often appears in health-related contexts and everyday conversation about how one is feeling. Can also be used figuratively for eagerness.
例文
- 風邪を引いて食欲がない。
- 運動した後は食欲が出る。
- 秋になると食欲が増す。
使い方ガイド
場面: health, daily life, seasons
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
Composed of 食 (food, eating) and 欲 (desire, craving). Together they express the specific desire for food, paralleling other desire compounds like 性欲 and 睡眠欲.
文化的背景
時代: Classical
世代: All ages
社会的背景: Universal
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