Translation and Meaning of: スタンド - sutando
On this page, we will study the meaning of the Japanese word スタンド (sutando) and its translation into English. Let's see their different meanings, example phrases, explanations, etymology and the similar words.
Romaji: sutando
Kana: スタンド
Type: noun
L: jlpt-n3
Translation / Meaning: to stay
Meaning in English: stand
Definition: A entity with special abilities that appears in the series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
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Explanation and Etymology - (スタンド) sutando
The Japanese word 「スタンド」 (sutando) is a loanword from the English "stand." In the Japanese language, words of foreign origin are often phonetically adapted, resulting in a pronunciation that can be quite different from the original. The use of katakana, as in the case of 「スタンド」, is common for terms that do not have native equivalents in Japanese, especially when it comes to technologies, products, and Western concepts.
In practice, "スタンド" can have various definitions depending on the context. Often, it refers to a stand or support for something, such as a floor stand for displaying objects or equipment, like musical instruments, computer screens, or even marketing products. Additionally, the term is also used in event settings to describe exhibition and sales stands.
Usage and Context of the Word
Besides the definitions of support, 「スタンド」 has more specialized uses that vary by industry. Here are some contexts in which this word can be applied:
- Events and fairs: refers to booths set up for companies to showcase products.
- Equipment: it may refer to stands for instruments, such as 「ギタースタンド」 (gitā sutando), which means guitar stand.
- Furniture: it can be related to supports for TVs or projectors, such as 「テレビスタンド」 (terebi sutando).
The origin and evolution of the word 「スタンド」 show how culture and language are interconnected. The adoption of foreign terms like this not only enriches the Japanese vocabulary but also reflects cultural and technological influences. The use of 「スタンド」 is a clear example of how Japan incorporates and adapts external concepts to fit its own context. Therefore, understanding this word goes beyond its definition; it is an invitation to explore the intersection between Japanese culture and the Western world.
Synonyms and similar words
- 台座 (daiza) - Base or pedestal to support something.
- ホルダー (horudā) - Accessory used to hold or support an object, such as a document holder.
- 支持台 (shijidai) - Support structure, usually for heavy or displayed items.
- スタンド (sutando) - Support, often used for objects like electronic equipment or presentations.
Words related
Words with the same pronunciation: スタンド sutando
How to Write in Japanese - (スタンド) sutando
See below a step-by-step guide on how to write the word by hand in Japanese (スタンド) sutando:
Example Sentences - (スタンド) sutando
Below are some example sentences:
Sutando wa Jojo no Kimyō na Bōken ni detekuru jūyōna yōso desu
The booth is a major factor in JoJo's strange adventure.
- スタンド - word in Japanese that refers to a supernatural power present in the series Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
- ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 - title of the manga and anime series created by Hirohiko Araki.
- 出てくる - verb in Japanese that means "to appear" or "to emerge".
- 重要な - adjective in Japanese meaning "important".
- 要素 - noun in Japanese that means "element" or "component".
- です - auxiliary verb in Japanese that indicates an affirmation or a statement.
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