顕著な（顕著な、顕著na）
- remarkable
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顕著な (顕著な, romaji: 顕著na) means "remarkable" in Japanese. It is a N1 Mid-level Na-Adjective word.
| Meaning: | remarkable |
| Level: | N1 Mid |
| Lexical Category: | Na-Adjective (ナ形容詞) |
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Adjective Conjugation
Basic Conjugation
Dict-form (辞書形) | 顕著な顕著な |
Polite-form (丁寧形) | 顕著です。 |
Connect-form (連用形) | 顕著に + <Verb> |
Not-form (否定形) | 顕著じゃない |
Advanced Conjugation
Past-form (過去形) | 顕著だった |
Terminal-form (終止形) | 顕著だ。 |
If-form (仮定形) | 顕著ならば |
Noun-form (名詞形) | 顕著さ |
AI Explanation
The Japanese word 顕著な (けんちょな, *kenchona*) is an adjective that means "remarkable," "striking," "prominent," "conspicuous," or "significant." It describes something that is very noticeable, easily seen or understood, or stands out in some way. It often implies that the thing being described is important or has a considerable effect. It suggests a high degree of something.
⚫︎彼の変化は顕著な Translation: His change is remarkable. ⚫︎顕著な Translation: There is a significant difference. ⚫︎顕著な効果 Translation: Striking effect.
You can use 顕著な to describe various things, such as changes, differences, effects, trends, or characteristics. It is suitable for formal and informal contexts. When describing something concrete, 顕著な emphasizes its visibility or obviousness. When describing something abstract, it emphasizes its importance or influence.
顕著な is written as 顕著な in mixed kanji and hiragana. The kanji 顕 (ken) means "evident" or "manifest," and the kanji 著 (cho) means "remarkable" or "outstanding." The suffix な (-na) is an adjective ending. There are no other ways to write this word. The okurigana is fixed.
⚫︎ 著しい (*ichijirushii*): very noticeable, remarkable ⚫︎ 目立つ (*medatsu*): conspicuous, stands out ⚫︎ 際立った (*kiwadatatta*): prominent, outstanding ⚫︎ 重要な (*juuyou na*): important, significant ⚫︎ 注目すべき (*chuumoku subeki*): noteworthy, worthy of attention ⚫︎ 著明な (*choumei na*): clear, obvious ⚫︎ 歴然とした (*rekizen to shita*): obvious, evident
⚫︎ わずかな (*wazuka na*): slight, small ⚫︎ 微妙な (*bimyou na*): subtle, delicate ⚫︎ 目立たない (*medatanai*): inconspicuous, not noticeable ⚫︎ 些細な (*sasai na*): trivial, insignificant ⚫︎ 軽微な (*keibina*): minor, slight
この薬は顕著な ・Translation: This medicine has a significant effect. ・Explanation: The sentence highlights that the medicine's effect is very noticeable and impactful, suggesting its effectiveness.
経済成長に顕著な ・Translation: There is a remarkable increase in economic growth. ・Explanation: This sentence indicates a substantial and obvious rise in economic performance.
The word 顕著な comes from the combination of two kanji: 顕 (ken) and 著 (cho). 顕 indicates a state of being "evident" or "manifest," while 著 indicates "remarkable" or "outstanding." The suffix な (-na) is an adjectival ending, transforming the word into an adjective.