No. 253 in Japanese
入り
"入り" (iri): Entry; entrance; the act of entering; contents.
In a sentence
新しい店に入りました。
I entered a new shop.
Here, 入り (iri) is part of the verb 入る (hairu), which means 'to enter', showing its usage as an action.
会議にすぐ入りが必要です。
Immediate participation in the meeting is necessary.
In this case, 入り (iri) refers to involvement or participation, demonstrating a noun usage.
この製品には特別な材料入りのものがあります。
This product includes ones with special ingredients.
Here, 入り (iri) implies 'containing' as a suffix, indicating the inclusion of something.
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