付属品（ふぞくひん、fuzokuhin）
- accessory

The word 付属品 付属品 refers to "accessories," "attachments," or "included items." It describes things that are added to a main product, usually to enhance its function, provide additional features, or complete a set. These items are typically sold or provided along with the main product. The concept emphasizes that these are supplementary, and not the central item.

⚫︎ カメラの付属品 Translation: Camera accessories ⚫︎ パソコンの付属品には、電源ケーブルとマウスが含まれています。 Translation: The computer accessories include a power cable and a mouse. ⚫︎ この製品には、説明書と保証書が付属品としてついています。 Translation: This product comes with an instruction manual and a warranty card as accessories.

You use 付属品 付属品 when discussing the items that come with a product, the extra parts, or the add-ons. It's suitable in various situations, such as: ⚫︎ Describing what comes with a new appliance or gadget. ⚫︎ Talking about the components of a set. ⚫︎ Identifying the extra parts that help the main product function.

⚫︎ The word 付属品 付属品 is typically written using the kanji 付属 (ふぞく) meaning "attached" or "affiliated," and 品 (ひん) meaning "item" or "goods." ⚫︎ The hiragana reading is ふぞくひん。 ⚫︎ There are no significant variations in okurigana.

⚫︎ アクセサリー (akusesarī) - accessories (loanword) ⚫︎ 部品 (ぶひん) - parts, components ⚫︎ 付属物 (ふぞくぶつ) - attached items (more formal)

There aren't direct antonyms, as 付属品 付属品 describes things included *with* something. However, you could consider the *main* item the opposite, like 本体 (ほんたい - main body/unit).

新しい掃除機には、さまざまなノズルが付属品としてついています。 ・Translation: The new vacuum cleaner comes with various nozzles as accessories. ・Explanation: This sentence explains what extra items (nozzles) are included with the vacuum cleaner.

この車の付属品には、スペアタイヤと工具が含まれています。 ・Translation: This car's accessories include a spare tire and tools. ・Explanation: This sentence lists the items that come with the car as extras.

The word 付属品 付属品 is formed from the kanji 付 (fu - attach), 属 (zoku - belong to), and 品 (hin - item). Thus, it literally means "attached items" or "items that belong with something."