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tsume
noun, suffix, noun, used as a suffix

Alternate Written Forms:

[つめ()]
tsume
[()·]
dume
[づめ()]
dume

English Meaning(s) for 詰め

noun, suffix
  1. stuffing; packing (づめ when a suffix)
noun
  1. end (esp. the foot of a bridge)
  2. lowest-ranking guest at tea ceremony
  3. tea master
  4. endgame (esp. in shogi or used figuratively)
  5. sweet eel sauce
  6. middle-aged woman
noun, used as a suffix
  1. appointment to a particular workplace
  2. using as the sole ground of judgement (judgment)
  3. continuing; keep doing for period of time (after the -masu stem of a verb)

Definition and Synonyms for 詰め

End the concluding parts of an event or occurrence
Synonyms: おち, くくる, しまう, じまい, エンド, ラスト, おしまい, しゃくる, どんづまり, 仕舞い, , 帰結, 括り, 掉尾, 最後, 最期, 最終段階, あげくの果て, 果て, 果てる, , 決まり, 決まる, , , 終わり, 終わる, 終局, 終幕, 終末, 終極, 終盤, 終結, 結び, 結ぶ, 結尾, 結局, 結末, 落ちる, 詰め
End a boundary marking the extremities of something
Synonyms: そば, エンド, 末梢, 末端, 果て, 果てる, 極端, , , , , 端っこ, 端末, 詰む, 詰め, 詰める

Meanings for each kanji in 詰め

» packed; close; pressed; reprove; rebuke; blame

Categories 詰め is a member of

Finish event whose occurrence ends something
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Bound the line or plane indicating the limit or extent of something
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Stroke Order Diagrams for 詰め

Sample Sentences for 詰め

I hate to trouble you, but could you move over a bit so there's room for someone else to sit?
I've lost a filling.
Excuse me, but could you scoot over a little bit, please?
Move over a little if you please.
The trains were jammed with commuters.

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