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No. 1,922 in Japanese

跡

"跡" means "trace," "mark," "track," or "remains" in English.

In a sentence

  • 足跡は雪の上に残っている。

    The footprints are left on the snow.

    跡 is used to refer to physical traces or marks left by someone or something, here specifically footprints (足跡).

  • 歴史の跡を辿る。

    I trace the marks of history.

    跡 is used metaphorically to denote a trace or remains of something from the past, in this case, historical marks or remnants.

  • 古代の跡地に行った。

    I went to an archaeological site of ancient times.

    跡 is used to refer to an archaeological site or remains of structures from ancient times, indicating the place or mark left by former civilizations.

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