English–Japanese
“property” in Japanese
How to say “property” in Japanese
“Property” in Japanese is 財産 (zaisan).
Refers to the valuable possessions and resources gathered or held by someone, including things that can be transferred to others.
Example sentences with 財産
家族で話し合って、財産の使い道を決めました。ka zoku de hana shi a tte zai san no tsuka i michi o ki me ma shi ta
My family discussed how to use our assets and made a decision.
Tips for using 財産
- The English word property can mean a specific house or piece of land, so it is more specific in some contexts than the broader Japanese term.
Other Japanese words for “property”
この物件は駅に近いです。ko no buk ken wa eki ni chika i de su
This property is near the station.
この植物の特性を別の植物と比較します。ko no shoku butsu no toku sei o betsu no shoku butsu to hi kaku shi ma su
We compare this plant's traits with those of another plant.