English–Japanese
“universality” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajifuhen
Example
普遍の真理を学びます。fu hen no shin ri o mana bi ma su
We study a universal truth.
How to say “universality” in Japanese
“Universality” in Japanese is 普遍 (fuhen).
Expresses the idea that a quality or rule extends beyond individual examples and holds in a broad range of cases.
Example sentences with 普遍
教育には普遍と地域性の両方が必要です。kyō iku ni wa fu hen to chi iki sei no ryō hō ga hitsu yō de su
Education needs both universality and regional character.
Tips for using 普遍
- In discussions of culture, ethics, or knowledge, 普遍 (fuhen) marks a claim as broadly valid rather than tied to one society, period, or example.