には
Japanese
Etymology 1
From
に
(
ni
,
“
to
”
)
+
は
(
ha
,
(wa) topic marker
)
.
Particle
には
• (
ni wa
)
as for
;
in
;
to
七
(
しち
)
味
(
み
)
は
私
(
わたし
)
には
辛
(
から
)
過
(
す
)
ぎる
。
Shichimi wa watashi
ni wa
kara sugiru.
As for
me,
shichimi
is too spicy.
京
(
きょう
)
都
(
と
)
には
花
(
はな
)
が
有
(
あ
)
る
。
Kyōto
ni wa
hana ga aru.
There are flowers
in
Kyoto
.
私
(
わたし
)
には
姉
(
あね
)
が
二人
(
ふたり
)
います。
Watashi
ni wa
ane ga futari imasu.
I have two elder sisters.
in order to
キムチ
を
作
(
つく
)
る
には
以
(
い
)
下
(
か
)
の
材
(
ざい
)
料
(
りょう
)
が
必
(
ひつ
)
要
(
よう
)
です
。
Kimuchi o tsukuru
ni wa
ika no zairyō ga hitsuyō desu.
To
make kimchi /
In
making kimchi, the following ingredients are required.
Etymology 2
For pronunciation and definitions of
には
– see the following entries.
【
庭
にわ
】
3
[noun]
garden
,
yard
[noun]
place
where
something
is done
[noun]
(
regional
)
a
dirt
-
floored
room at the entrance of a house
[noun]
wide
sea
, a wide expanse (of the sea)
[proper noun]
a female
given name
[proper noun]
a
surname
【
丹羽
にわ
】
[proper noun]
a
surname
(This term,
には
, is a historical kana spelling of the above terms.)
For a list of all kanji read as
には
, see Category:Japanese kanji read as には.)
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