The kanji 時時 primarily means "time," "hour," or "period." It represents a specific point in time or a duration. It can refer to the measurement of time, a moment, or a specific event happening at a particular time.

・On-yomi (音読み): ジ (ji) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): とき (toki)

⚫︎時間（じかん） Translation: Time; hour ⚫︎時々（ときどき） Translation: Sometimes; occasionally ⚫︎今、何時ですか？（いま、なんじですか？） Translation: What time is it now?

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The kanji 時時 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). The left side is 日（にち、hi), which means "sun" or "day," representing the time of day. The right side is 寺（てら、tera), which originally depicted a temple and later represented a sound component. Together, they combine the concept of the sun's position (daytime) with the concept of a temple (indicating an important time or duration) to convey the meaning of "time" or "hour."