How to say "attribute" in Japanese
- 属性ぞくせいnounThe noun sense: a quality or property of a person or thing. A common word, and the usual choice for English 'attribute' as a noun, including technical uses in computing.
- nounThe noun sense, as a loanword from English. Less common than 属性, it turns up mainly in technical fields such as computing or art history, where the English term itself is used.
- 帰するきするsuru verb (irregular)The verb sense: to attribute something to a cause, or to blame it on someone. A less common verb, used when a result or outcome is traced back to its cause.
- 帰すきすgodan verb, suru verb (archaic)Same meaning as 帰する: to attribute something to a cause, or to blame it on someone. And, like 帰する, it does not cover the noun 'attribute' — for that, 属性 is the word.
Use 属性 for the noun 'attribute', a property of something; 「アトリビュート」 is a less common loanword for the same noun, mainly in technical fields; 「帰する」 and 「帰す」 are verbs for attributing something to a cause or blaming it on someone.
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