図形（ずけい、zukei）
- figure

The Japanese word 図形 図形 refers to "figures" or "geometric shapes". It encompasses various shapes and forms that can be drawn or visualized, typically in mathematics, geometry, or art. This includes shapes like squares, circles, triangles, as well as three-dimensional shapes like cubes and spheres. It can refer to a specific shape or a collection of shapes. The word 図形 focuses on the visual representation and the characteristics of shapes.

⚫︎正方形の図形 Translation: Square figure ⚫︎幾何学の図形 Translation: Geometric figures ⚫︎この図形は何ですか？ Translation: What is this shape?

You use 図形 図形 when discussing or referring to shapes, geometric forms, or figures. It's common in mathematics, geometry, art class, or any context where shapes are being analyzed or described. It's a general term, so you can use it in a wide variety of situations.

図形 図形 is written using Kanji. The reading is ずけい in Hiragana. There are no other ways to write this word. The Okurigana is standard and does not have any variations.

There are no perfect synonyms, but related words include: ⚫︎形 (かたち) - Shape, form ⚫︎図 (ず) - Diagram, illustration ⚫︎形状 (けいじょう) - Form, shape

⚫︎ 無形 (むけい) - Formless, intangible. This can be considered an antonym in the sense that it describes something that is not a 図形.

この本には、さまざまな図形の描き方が載っています。 ・Translation: This book contains instructions on how to draw various shapes. ・Explanation: The sentence explains the content of a book related to drawing different types of figures.

子供たちは図形を使って建物の模型を作った。 ・Translation: The children made a model of a building using shapes. ・Explanation: This describes a situation where shapes are used for construction purposes, such as in a school project.

The word 図形 図形 is composed of two Kanji characters: 図 (zu) meaning "drawing" or "diagram" and 形 (kei) meaning "shape" or "form". The combination of these characters creates the meaning of "figures" or "shapes", referring to a drawn or depicted form.