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How to say 'Speed' in Japanese | 速さ

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The Japanese word for Speed is 'Hayasa', written as 速さ in Japanese.'Speed' in hiragana is はやさ.

    word

    速さ

    Meaning

    Speed

    Reading

    はやさ

    hayasa

    Kanji

    Quick

    Explanation

    The Japanese noun '速さ (はやさ)' means 'speed'. It refers to the rate at which something moves or operates. This word is often used in contexts involving motion, such as vehicles, athletes, or processes. For example: The speed of the car is impressive「車の速さがすごい」(くるまのはやさがすごい). The speed of light is constant「光の速さは一定だ」(ひかりのはやさはいっていだ). It can also be used metaphorically to describe the pace of events or changes, such as 'the speed of technological advancement'.

    Part Of Speech

    noun

    Kanji JLPT

    N3

    Kanji Grade

    3

    Frequency

    1109

    Composition

    kanji-hiragana

    Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 速さ

This word contains 1 kanji character:

  • kanji

    Meaning

    Quick

Hiragana in the Word 速さ

This word contains 1 Hiragana character :

  • hiragana

    Reading

    Sa

Words Related to 速さ Through the Kanji

These 12 Words contain the Kanji 速 as well.

  • word

    速達

    Meaning

    Express

  • word

    速い

    Meaning

    Fast

  • word

    速度

    Meaning

    Speed

  • word

    急速

    Meaning

    Rapid

  • word

    高速道路

    Meaning

    Highway

  • word

    時速

    Meaning

    Speed

  • word

    全速力

    Meaning

    Full speed

  • word

    早速

    Meaning

    Promptly

  • word

    高速

    Meaning

    Highway

  • word

    速達便

    Meaning

    Express

  • word

    加速

    Meaning

    Acceleration

  • word

    迅速

    Meaning

    Quick

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What does 'Hayasa' (速さ) mean?

'Hayasa' means 'Speed' .

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