No. 2,214 in Japanese
石
"Stone" or "rock."
In a sentence
この庭には美しい石がたくさんあります。
There are many beautiful stones in this garden.
In this sentence, '石' refers to 'stones' or 'rocks', highlighting its usage as objects in a natural or designed space.
ダイヤモンドはとても価値のある石です。
Diamond is a stone with great value.
Here, '石' is used to denote 'precious gems or stones', showcasing a significant and valuable perspective of the term.
彼は石のように固い意志を持っています。
He has resolve as firm as a stone.
In this case, '石' metaphorically describes firmness or steadfastness, specifically referring to a strong mental resolve.
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