This is the 10309th most frequent Japanese word.


"颯" means "swift wind" or "gallant breeze."


Here, "颯" is used to describe the swift and sudden movement of the wind, emphasizing its speed and fleeting nature.

風が颯と過ぎ去った。

The wind swiftly passed by.


In this sentence, "颯" is part of "颯爽", conveying a sense of a brisk, stylish, or confident attitude.

彼は颯爽と舞台に登場した。

He appeared on the stage with a dashing demeanor.


"颯" illustrates the swift motion, reflecting the rapid pace of the car on the street.

街を颯と走る車が見えた。

I saw a car swiftly running through the street.