English–Japanese

“mark” in Japanese

Japanese

Also跡 (ato) · マーク (māku)

Romajishirushi

紙に小さな印を付けます。kami ni chii sa na shirushi o tsu ke ma su

I put a small mark on the paper.

“Mark” in Japanese is 印 (shirushi).

A mark serves as a visible clue that identifies something or shows where attention belongs.

この地図では、駅の場所に印が付いています。ko no chi zu de wa eki no ba sho ni shirushi ga tsu i te i ma su

There is a mark at the station's location on this map.

In conversation, 印 (shirushi, "mark") can mean a general physical sign, while 印鑑 (inkan, "personal seal") specifically refers to a seal used for identification.

ato

nounmark

床に汚れの跡があります。yuka ni yogo re no ato ga a ri ma su

There is a dirt mark on the floor.

māku

nounmark

正しい答えにマークを付けます。tada shi i kota e ni mā ku o tsu ke ma su

I put a mark on the correct answer.