How do you read 該当?

該当 is read がいとう (gaitou), with heiban pitch accent (flat).

How do you write 該当 in romaji?

該当 is written gaitou in romaji, also spelled gaito.

What kanji are in 該当?

該 (Above-stated, The Said); 当 (Hit, Right).

該当がいとう

Q: What JLPT level is 該当?

該当 is a JLPT N1 word (advanced).

がいとう · gaitou (also spelled gaito)

JLPT N1 › noun

Corresponding to, being applicable to, being relevant to, coming under, falling under, fulfilling (requirements), meeting (conditions), qualifying for

Other ways to say “corresponding to” in Japanese →

Heiban

flat · what is pitch accent?

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Kanji in this word

該Above-stated, The Said, That Specific 音がい JLPT N1 · 13 strokes 当Hit, Right, Appropriate 音とう訓あ.たる・あ.たり JLPT N3 · 6 strokes

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Words that share a kanji

該当がいとうcorresponding, answering to, coming under 不当ふとうinjustice, impropriety, unfair 当然とうぜんobvious; natural 適当てきとうfitness, suitability 当時とうじat that time, in those days (same as そのころ)当人とうにんthe one concerned, the said person 相当そうとうconsiderably, fairly; worth ~

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What does 該当 mean?

Corresponding to, being applicable to, being relevant to, coming under, falling under, fulfilling (requirements), meeting (conditions), qualifying for.

How do you pronounce 該当?

がいとう (gaitou). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 該当?

JLPT N1 — advanced. See the JLPT N1 guide.

How do I remember 該当?

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