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How to say 'Publication' in Japanese | 掲載

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The Japanese word for Publication is 'Keisai', written as 掲載 in Japanese.'Publication' in hiragana is けいさい.

    word

    掲載

    Meaning

    Publication

    Reading

    けいさい

    keisai

    Kanji

    Hoist, Display, Hold up Load, Publish

    Explanation

    The Japanese noun '掲載 (けいさい)' refers to the act of publishing or posting something, such as an article, advertisement, or information, in a medium like a newspaper, magazine, website, or bulletin board. It is commonly used in contexts where content is made publicly available. For example: The article was published in the newspaper「その記事は新聞に掲載された」(そのきじはしんぶんにけいさいされた). The advertisement will be posted on the website「その広告はウェブサイトに掲載されます」(そのこうこくはウェブサイトにけいさいされます). Note that '掲載' emphasizes the act of making something visible or accessible to the public.

    Part Of Speech

    noun

    Kanji JLPT

    N1

    Kanji Grade

    8

    Frequency

    2985

    Composition

    kanji

    Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 掲載

This word contains 2 kanji characters:

  • kanji

    Meaning

    Hoist, Display, Hold up

  • kanji

    Meaning

    Load, Publish

Words Related to 掲載 Through the Kanji

These 4 Words contain the Kanji 掲 as well.

  • word

    掲示板

    Meaning

    Bulletin board

  • word

    掲げる

    Meaning

    Raise, Display

  • word

    掲示

    Meaning

    Posting

  • word

    前掲

    Meaning

    Aforementioned

Words Related to 掲載 Through the Kanji

These 4 Words contain the Kanji 載 as well.

  • word

    記載

    Meaning

    Entry

  • word

    載る

    Meaning

    Ride, Appear

  • word

    載せる

    Meaning

    Load, Publish

  • word

    連載

    Meaning

    Serialization

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'Keisai' means 'Publication' .

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