点数（てんすう、tensuu）
- score

The Japanese word 点数点数 (てんすう, tensuu) primarily means "score," "points," or "marks." It refers to a numerical value assigned to something, usually based on performance, correctness, or achievement. This can apply to various contexts, including academic tests, sports competitions, games, and even evaluations. It represents a quantified measurement of something.

⚫︎テストの点数 Translation: Test scores ⚫︎試合の点数 Translation: Score of the match ⚫︎点数を計算する Translation: To calculate the score

点数点数 is used in situations where you need to refer to a numerical result or evaluation. ⚫︎It's common when discussing test results, grades, or the outcome of a competition. ⚫︎You can ask someone about their 点数点数 or talk about how to improve your own. ⚫︎It can also be used in more general contexts like evaluating a product or giving feedback.

点数点数 is written using kanji and hiragana. ⚫︎Kanji: 点 (ten - point) and 数 (suu - number) ⚫︎Hiragana: てんすう ⚫︎There are no variations in the okurigana. It's always written as 点数点数.

⚫︎スコア (sukoa) - Score (loanword from English, often used in sports) ⚫︎得点 (tokuten) - Points (in a game or competition) ⚫︎成績 (seiseki) - Grade, results (often used for academic performance) ⚫︎評価 (hyouka) - Evaluation, assessment

⚫︎It's difficult to give a direct antonym because 点数点数 itself is a measure. ⚫︎However, terms related to failure or a low score could be considered opposite in concept: ⚫︎不合格 (fugoukakku) - Failure ⚫︎ゼロ (zero) - Zero

試験の点数は80点でした。 ・Translation: My score on the exam was 80 points. ・Explanation: This sentence directly uses 点数点数 to report the score received on an exam.

彼のゲームの点数はとても高かった。 ・Translation: His score in the game was very high. ・Explanation: This sentence uses 点数点数 to refer to the score obtained in a game, emphasizing the magnitude of the score.

The word 点数点数 is a combination of two kanji: ⚫︎点 (ten), which means "point" or "mark." ⚫︎数 (suu), which means "number" or "count." Together, they form a compound word representing the numerical value assigned to something.