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果実かじつ

かじつ · kajitsu

Fruit, nut, berry

  • fruits, profit

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かじつが
Atamadaka

high first, then falls · what is pitch accent?

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How it’s used

Fairly formal; used in writing, agriculture, and botany, or figuratively for 'fruits of one's labor', unlike everyday 果物.

Often confused with 果物 (kudamono), which is the everyday word for edible fruit; 果実 is more formal or technical.

Example sentences

This fruit is sweet and delicious.

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I finally obtained the fruits of my labor.

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What does 果実 mean?

Fruit, nut, berry. It can also mean: fruits, profit.

How do you pronounce 果実?

かじつ (kajitsu). Pitch accent: atamadaka — high first, then falls. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 果実?

JLPT N2 — upper intermediate. See the JLPT N2 guide.

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Fruit, nut, berry