はずhazu
1.

A term that indicates a strong belief or expectation that a certain event or situation must have occurred based on logical reasoning or prior knowledge, often used when the outcome matches the anticipated scenario.

2.

A word reflecting the idea that, given the circumstances or evidence available, something is deemed to naturally follow or be the case, highlighting a sense of inevitability.

3.

An expression of a conclusion derived from experience or information, typically used to articulate an assumption about future events or outcomes based on what is generally understood to be true.

4.

A concept that conveys disappointment or disbelief when reality contradicts what was expected or previously stated, emphasizing a gap between anticipation and actual results.

Example:

その飛行機は今ごろは関西空港に当然着いているはずだ。

てはず手筈tehazuteはずhazu
1.

A structured plan or preparation made in advance to facilitate the execution of a task or event, often detailing the necessary steps and order of operations.

2.

The predefined sequence or arrangement of actions required to achieve a specific outcome in a given situation, emphasizing the importance of organization and foresight.

3.

A carefully laid out scheme that outlines the necessary preparations and procedures for effectively carrying out a particular activity or undertaking.

4.

The coordinated set of instructions or guidelines established beforehand to ensure that tasks are completed in a systematic and orderly manner.

Example:

夏の旅行の手はずはついていると父はほのめかした。

やはず矢筈yahazu
1.

The part of an arrow that is designed to fit onto the string of a bow, ensuring the arrow is securely launched when shot.

2.

A decorative pattern that resembles the shape of the nock of an arrow, often seen in traditional designs.

3.

A tool used to hang scrolls, characterized by a slender bamboo stick with a bifurcated tip that allows for easy placement and stability.

4.

A specific type of family crest or emblem that incorporates a design inspired by the shape of an arrow's nock.