homonym Comparative
止む
VS
病む
Diferencias entre "止む" y "病む"
Opción A
止む
Meaning
to stop, to cease (e.g., rain, wind, sound)
Reading
やむ (yamu)
Nivel del Programa
N4
Ejemplo Práctico
雨が止んだら、出かけましょう。
Let's go out when the rain stops.
Opción B
病む
Meaning
to fall ill, to suffer from (a disease, a mental state)
Reading
やむ (yamu)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
彼女は心の病を病んでいる。
She is suffering from a mental illness.
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to stop, to cease (e.g., rain, wind, sound)
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Matiz de Contexto:
- 止む: Usually used for natural phenomena (rain, wind, snow) or abstract things (sound, pain, anger) to cease naturally. Not used for people or things stopping an action (e.g., 雨が止む vs. 車を止める).
- 病む: A more formal or literary term for falling ill than '病気になる'. Often implies a more prolonged or serious illness, or mental suffering. Can also mean to worry or be troubled by something.
- 止む: Usually used for natural phenomena (rain, wind, snow) or abstract things (sound, pain, anger) to cease naturally. Not used for people or things stopping an action (e.g., 雨が止む vs. 車を止める).
- 病む: A more formal or literary term for falling ill than '病気になる'. Often implies a more prolonged or serious illness, or mental suffering. Can also mean to worry or be troubled by something.
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