| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 結晶 | けっしょう | ケッショウ |
Pronunciation: kesshō
How to Say It Outloud: kesshō
Usage: The word '結晶' (kesshō) is used to refer to a crystal or a crystalline structure.
Example Sentence Japanese:
この雪の結晶はとても美しいです。
この雪の結晶はとても美しいです。Example Sentence English:This snow crystal is very beautiful.
This snow crystal is very beautiful.Dictionary
結晶けっしょうCommon wordjlpt-n1
NounSuru verb
Intransitive verb
- crystal; crystallization; crystallisation
Suru verb
Intransitive verb
- fruits (of labor, union, etc.)
- Crystal
鉱石こうせき
Noun- ore; mineral; crystal
- Ore
玉瑛ぎょくえい
Noun- crystal; transparent gem
クリスタルクリスタルCommon word
Noun- crystal
水晶すいしょう
Noun- (rock) crystal; high purity quartz
液晶えきしょうCommon word
Noun- liquid crystal
- Liquid crystal
玉に瑕たまにきず
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)Noun
- fly in the ointment; small flaw in otherwise perfect object; only trouble; only fault
結晶粒けっしょうりゅう
Noun- crystal grain; individual unit cell of a crystal
結晶面けっしょうめん
Noun- crystal plane; crystalline plane; crystal face
骸晶がいしょう
Noun- hopper crystal; skeleton crystal
液晶画面えきしょうがめん
Noun- liquid crystal display; LCD; liquid crystal screen
鉱石検波器こうせきけんぱき
Noun- crystal detector
- Cat's-whisker detector
結晶構造けっしょうこうぞう
Noun- crystal structure; crystalline structure
- Crystal structure
水晶玉すいしょうだま
Noun- crystal ball
- Crystal ball
単結晶たんけっしょう
NounNoun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
- monocrystal; single crystal
- Single crystal
風防ふうぼう
Noun- protection against wind; windbreak
- crystal (glass or plastic cover over a watch face)
水晶婚式すいしょうこんしき
Noun- crystal wedding (anniversary)
樹枝状結晶じゅしじょうけっしょう
Noun- dendrite crystal; dendrite
結晶化学けっしょうかがく
Noun- crystal chemistry
結晶格子けっしょうこうし
Noun- crystal lattice
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