資産|しさんshisan[0]heiban (flat)
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- nounproperty; fortune; means; assets
- Synonym財産ざいさんNeutralMoney, land and other property owned by a person or group; also figuratively for valuable experience or talent. 「資産」 leans toward assets in accounting and investment.
- Synonym財ざいWrittenWritten style for wealth and goods, as in 「財を成す」; mostly used in compounds. 「資産」 is the ordinary word.
- Synonym富とみWrittenWritten word for wealth, as in 「富を築く」; leans toward affluence in the abstract rather than specific assets.
- Synonym身代しんだいWrittenWritten word for a family's fortune or estate; carries an old-fashioned flavor.
- Synonym資財しざいWrittenWritten word for property and family assets; rare in modern Japanese.
- Related一財産ひとざいさんNeutralA sizable fortune, as in 「一財産を築く」; stresses that the amount is large.
- RelatedプロパティNeutralLoanword for real estate or software properties; used mainly in property and IT fields.
- Related財貨ざいかWrittenWritten, economics term for goods and commodities; not an everyday word for assets.
- Related所有物しょゆうぶつNeutralThings a person or group owns; leans toward physical items and, unlike 「資産」, does not stress value.
- Antonym負債ふさいNeutralLiabilities, the direct opposite of 「資産」, as in 「資産と負債」.
- Antonym借金しゃっきんNeutralMoney borrowed and still owed; the everyday word for debt, contrasted with 「資産」 one owns.
Use 「資産」 for assets held by individuals or companies, as in 「資産運用」 and 「固定資産」; it leans toward accounting and investment. For property in general say 「財産」, for wealth 「富」. The opposites are 「負債」 and 「借金」.
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