A numeral representing the quantity obtained by adding one to five, commonly used in counting and arithmetic.
The ordinal number indicating the position that comes after five, often used to describe sequence or rank.
A native Japanese term used to indicate the number six, particularly in contexts of enumerating items or occurrences.
An expression used historically in timekeeping to refer roughly to six o'clock, derived from traditional time measurement practices.
Example:
私は毎朝時に起きます。
A vast expanse of land on Earth, typically recognized as one of the major landmasses such as Eurasia, Africa, North America, South America, Australia, and Antarctica.
A landmass that is seen from a specific geographical or cultural perspective, often referring to the Asian continent when viewed from Japan, particularly in relation to China.
A large terrestrial area characterized by significant temperature variations between day and night or between seasons, distinguishing it from areas influenced by oceans.
Example:
アフリカは大陸であるが、グリーンランドはそうではない。
A solid section of the Earth's surface characterized by the presence of rocks and soil, distinct from areas covered by water.
The terrestrial environment that is occupied by living organisms, forming ecosystems that differ from aquatic settings.
A flat, stable area free from water, often used to denote spaces where human activities take place, such as habitation or agriculture.
A term representing the physical composition of the land, highlighting its geological features such as earth and rock, in contrast to the sea.
A negative description used to convey insufficient or unsatisfactory circumstances, often in expressions implying that a situation is far from ideal or fulfilling.
Example:
強風がの方へ吹き始めた。
The act of transition from a boat or sea vessel to dry land, often indicating the arrival of people, cargo, or phenomena at a coastal location.
The process by which goods, ideas, or cultural elements make their way into a new territory or environment, signifying a significant change or introduction within that area.
The moment when a natural event, such as a typhoon, reaches the shore, causing direct impact on land and potentially leading to alteration of the landscape or conditions.
Example:
毎年、日本には台風が上陸します。
The process by which an aircraft descends from the air and reaches the ground, completing its flight.
The action of a plane arriving at and making contact with a designated surface, marking the conclusion of its airborne journey.
The event in aviation when an aircraft transitions from airborne status to being stationary on land, which can include specialized types of landings such as on different surfaces.
Example:
その飛行機は申し分のない着陸をした。