Definition of 性 (せい)

せい

性

せい

sei

JLPT N3

Common word

noun

nature (of a person)

sex

gender

1 more definitions

suffix

-ty, -ity, -ness, -cy(indicating quality or condition)

Related Kanji

性	sex, gender, nature

Example sentences(showing 1-20 of 29 results)

じつよう

せい

げいじゅつ

せい

あいま

す

いえ

Practical utility and artistic beauty combine to make a comfortable house to live in

ほうこく

うつ

、

せいかく

せい

ほしょう

I can give you a copy of the report, but I can't vouch for its accuracy

かれ

しそう

きょうつう

せい

There is a community of thought between them

かれ

げんだい

せいかつ

ふくざつ

せい

ながなが

はな

He dwelt on the complexities of modern life

しま

ねったい

せい

きこう

That island has a tropical climate

ひだりて

じんぶつ

え

とういつ

せい

こわ

The figure on the left spoils the unity of the painting

じょうしゅう

せい

もの

い

こと

、

こうせい

かのうせい

ひく

おも

I think that, as he's using addictive substances like thinner, the chance of rehabilitation is low

かれ

かぐ

じつよう

せい

かんてん

えら

Their furniture was chosen for utility rather than style

さいきん

まんが

ぼうりょく

せい

びょうしゃ

おお

Recent comics have too many violent and sexual scenes

われわれ

きこう

おんたい

せい

Our country's climate is temperate

にんげん

やばん

せい

けっ

こんぜつ

The savage in man is never quite eradicated

きんり

じゆうか

ほうこう

せい

いってい

It is difficult to peg the direction of interest deregulation

かれ

ゆうしゅう

せい

じゅうぶん

か

We fully appreciate his excellence as a skier

にほんじん

みかた

ないこうてき

、

こくさい

せい

ふじゅうぶん

い

ひなん

おお

The Japanese are often criticized for being inward looking and insufficiently international in their outlook

へた

どくじ

ほうこう

せい

だ

、

こうげき

、

あんぜん

ほうどう

They'll be attacked if they carelessly express an original viewpoint, so they only report on the safe options

おお

ひと

きつえん

きき

せい

にんしき

More and more people are becoming aware of the dangers of smoking

３

ばんめ

こうりょ

ことがら

、

じだい

せい

The age of the carpet is a third thing to consider

せい

つか

Use acrylic paint

はんじ

しんけい

せい

かろう

The judge was exhausted from the nervous strain

こっか

ぶんか

すうよう

もんだい

きはな

じてん

、

ひかく

ぶんか

ほうこう

せい

うしな

Once divorced from key questions of national culture and identity, comparative literature loses its way

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