No. 1,039 in Japanese
入
"入" means "to enter" or "to insert" in English.
In a sentence
新しい住居に入ります。
I will move into a new residence.
In this sentence, '入' is used as part of the verb '入ります' (hairimasu), indicating the action of entering or going into a place.
重要な情報を入れる。
Enter important information.
Here, '入' is part of the verb '入れる' (ireru), meaning 'to insert' or 'to input', commonly used when discussing data or objects being placed into something.
夜になると、門が入ります。
The gate closes at night.
In this context, '入' signifies the action of closing or securing an entrance, associated with enclosing something within a boundary.
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