To cut something into smaller pieces using a knife, often resulting in a finer texture or smaller size for culinary preparations.
To make shallow cuts or incisions on a surface to create patterns or marks, often for aesthetic or functional purposes.
To carve or engrave shapes or figures into materials, such as wood or stone, as part of creating a sculpture or decorative item.
To progress through a task or process in a measured and deliberate way, marking divisions or increments along the way.
To firmly embed a memory or lesson deeply in one’s mind, emphasizing the importance of retention and reflection.
To execute tattoos, marking the skin with permanent designs or symbols.
Example:
彼は大理石を刻んで像を作った。
To repeatedly cut something into smaller pieces, often resulting in a fragmented or shredded form.
To cut something finely, emphasizing the action of breaking it down into minute parts through multiple cuts.
To administer damage or harm by cutting, creating a sense of injury or disarray, as if the subject is being torn apart.
To transform an object into smaller fragments through continuous slicing or chopping motions.
Example:
彼は肉を切り刻んで重さを量った。