切符
Japanese
| Kanji in this term | |
|---|---|
| 切 | 符 |
| Grade: 2 | Grade: S |
Etymology
From 切る (kiru, “cut, slice, carve”) + 符 (fu, “tally split in half used for identification”)
Noun
切符 (hiragana きっぷ, rōmaji kippu)
Used normally only by the elderly to refer to plane tickets. チケット is more commonly used in this case.
Derived terms
- 切符切り (kippukiri, “ticket punch, ticket puncher”)
- 切符売り (kippūri, “ticket seller”)
- 切符売り場 (kippūriba, “ticket window, box office, ticket”)
- 切符をとる, 切符を取る (kippu o toru): buy an advance sales ticket
- 切符を切る (kippu o kiru, “rip off a coupon, punch a ticket”)
- 切符を改める (kippu o aratameru): examine tickets
- 赤切符 (akakippu, “third-class ticket”)
- 半切符 (hankippu): half-price ticket
- 通し切符 (tōshikippu): through ticket
- 往復切符 (ōfuku kippu): round-trip ticket, return ticket
- 片道切符 (katamichi kippu): one-way ticket
- 点数切符 (tensū kippu): ration-point coupon
- 連絡切符 (renraku kippu): connection ticket, interline ticket
- 割引切符 (waribiki kippu): reduced fare ticket
References
- The Oxford Starter Japanese Dictionary. →ISBN
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