C1 noun/suru-verb Formal

帰属

[kʲizoɯᵝ]

Kizoku refers to the state of belonging to a specific group, organization, or category, or the legal attribution of rights, property, or responsibility. It is frequently used in psychological contexts regarding identity and in legal contexts regarding ownership or jurisdiction.

Exemplos

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新しい環境で、自分がどこに帰属しているのか分からなくなることがある。

In a new environment, there are times when you lose sight of where you belong.

2

本条約は、当該領土の帰属を明確にすることを目的としている。

This treaty aims to clarify the jurisdiction/attribution of the territory in question.

3

結局、どっちのグループに帰属するかって話だよね。

In the end, it's a question of which group you belong to, right?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
帰属
Verb
帰属する
Relacionado
帰属感
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Dica de memorização

Visualize the kanji: 帰 (Return) and 属 (Belong). You are 'returning' to the place where you 'belong' or where your rights reside.

Quiz rápido

このプロジェクトで得られた特許は、すべて会社に( )する。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 帰属

Exemplos

1

新しい環境で、自分がどこに帰属しているのか分からなくなることがある。

everyday

In a new environment, there are times when you lose sight of where you belong.

2

本条約は、当該領土の帰属を明確にすることを目的としている。

formal

This treaty aims to clarify the jurisdiction/attribution of the territory in question.

3

結局、どっちのグループに帰属するかって話だよね。

informal

In the end, it's a question of which group you belong to, right?

4

社会的アイデンティティ理論では、集団への帰属が自己概念に与える影響を分析する。

academic

Social identity theory analyzes the impact that belonging to a group has on one's self-concept.

5

職務中に作成された著作物の著作権は、原則として会社に帰属します。

business

As a general rule, the copyright for works created during the course of duty belongs to the company.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
帰属
Verb
帰属する
Relacionado
帰属感

Colocações comuns

帰属意識 sense of belonging
所有権の帰属 attribution of ownership
国家帰属 national affiliation
原因帰属 causal attribution
帰属先 the place/entity to which one belongs

Frases Comuns

帰属意識を高める

To strengthen the sense of belonging/loyalty.

権利が帰属する

Rights reside with (someone).

自己帰属

Self-attribution.

Frequentemente confundido com

帰属 vs 所属

Shozoku is used for membership in a specific, physical organization (like a club), whereas Kizoku often implies a deeper psychological connection or legal attribution.

帰属 vs 付属

Fuzoku means 'attached to' or 'affiliated with' (like a middle school attached to a university), focusing on structural links rather than identity or ownership.

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Notas de uso

The word is very common in legal documents (concerning rights) and social sciences (concerning identity). When used as a verb, it is always used with the particle 'ni' (〜に帰属する).

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Erros comuns

Learners often use 'Kizoku' for temporary or casual memberships. It is better suited for formal contexts or deep-seated psychological affiliations.

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Dica de memorização

Visualize the kanji: 帰 (Return) and 属 (Belong). You are 'returning' to the place where you 'belong' or where your rights reside.

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Origem da palavra

Derived from Middle Chinese, combining 'return' (帰) and 'subordinate/belong' (属).

Padrões gramaticais

Noun + に帰属する Noun + への帰属
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, 'Kizoku Ishiki' (sense of belonging) is a critical concept in corporate culture, historically reflecting the loyalty employees felt toward their companies in the lifelong employment system.

Quiz rápido

このプロジェクトで得られた特許は、すべて会社に( )する。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 帰属

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