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How to say 'Deletion' in Japanese | 削除

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The Japanese word for Deletion is 'Sakujo', written as 削除 in Japanese.'Deletion' in hiragana is さくじょ.

    word

    削除

    Meaning

    Deletion

    Reading

    さくじょ

    sakujo

    Kanji

    Plane, Cut by chipping Exclude, Remove

    Explanation

    The Japanese verbal noun '削除 (さくじょ)' means 'deletion'. It refers to the act of removing or erasing something, such as data, text, or files. This term is commonly used in contexts involving computers, documents, or records. For example: Please delete this file「このファイルを削除してください」(このファイルをさくじょしてください). The unnecessary data was deleted「不要なデータが削除された」(ふようなデータがさくじょされた). It is important to note that '削除' is often used in formal or technical settings, and it implies a permanent removal rather than temporary hiding or archiving.

    Part Of Speech

    verbal noun

    Kanji JLPT

    N1

    Kanji Grade

    8

    Frequency

    4086

    Composition

    kanji

    Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 削除

This word contains 2 kanji characters:

  • kanji

    Meaning

    Plane, Cut by chipping

  • kanji

    Meaning

    Exclude, Remove

Words Related to 削除 Through the Kanji

These 2 Words contain the Kanji 削 as well.

  • word

    削減

    Meaning

    Reduction

  • word

    削る

    Meaning

    Reduce, Shave

Words Related to 削除 Through the Kanji

These 7 Words contain the Kanji 除 as well.

  • word

    除く

    Meaning

    Exclude

  • word

    掃除

    Meaning

    Cleaning

  • word

    掃除機

    Meaning

    Vacuum

  • word

    排除

    Meaning

    Exclusion, Elimination

  • word

    控除

    Meaning

    Deduction

  • word

    解除

    Meaning

    Cancellation

  • word

    取り除く

    Meaning

    Remove

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'Sakujo' means 'Deletion' .

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