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Definition and Synonyms for 欲
| 1. | 欲 | ものを欲しがる傾向 |
| Desire | an inclination to want things | |
| Synonyms: | 希望, 希求, 志望, 念, 念願, 思い, 思う, 意欲, 所望, 所願, 望, 望み, 望む, 欲, 欲念, 欲求, 願い, 願う, 願望 | |
| 2. | 欲 | 欲求への特定の気持ち |
| Want | a specific feeling of desire | |
| Synonyms: | 夢, 希望, 庶幾, 志望, 志願, 念願, 思い, 思う, 所願, 望, 望み, 望む, 欲, 欲望, 欲求, 要望, 願, 願い, 願う, 願望 | |
| 3. | 欲 | 望まれているもの |
| Desire | something that is desired | |
| Synonyms: | デザイア, 志望, 志願, 念, 思い, 思う, 意欲, 愛欲, 憧れ, 憧れる, 所望, 望み, 望む, 欲, 欲望, 欲求, 色気, 願い, 願う, 願望 |
Meanings for each kanji in 欲
| » | 欲 | longing; covetousness; greed; passion; desire; craving |
Categories 欲 is a member of
| 1. | 偏り | ある状態または性格または効果の特徴的な性向の、またはそれらに本質的になる傾向の |
| Inclination | a characteristic likelihood of or natural disposition toward a certain condition or character or effect | |
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| 2. | 渇き | 満たされていない状態を伴う気持ち |
| Desire | the feeling that accompanies an unsatisfied state | |
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| 3. | 覚醒 | 高められた生理活動の状態 |
| Arousal | a state of heightened physiological activity | |
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Sample Sentences for 欲
欲の深い男はその報酬には決して満足しなかった。
The greedy man was by no means satisfied with the reward.
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From my research the onyomi (chinese reading) is yoku. The kunyomi (japanese reading) is hoshii. I don't if this will help but yeah.
#2 Posted by ariii143 about 11 months ago
"hoshi" reading?
#1 Posted by justellmemonke over 1 year ago
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ariii143 wrote about 11 months ago
My question was a little dumb, i learned that if this is noun then it is readed as yoku, but if it was verb then it is hoshii, also asking that under a noun page was a little ufo by me, if we check the kanji page there are both readings