期き
Meanings
Noun
Suffix
1. period; time
Noun
2. opportunity; chance; occasion
Noun
Suffix
Geolegy
3. age
Suffix
4. term (e.g. in office)
5. session (e.g. of parliament)
6. stage (e.g. of a disease)
7. season (e.g. of a TV series)
Kanji used
period (of time)
Pitch accent
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Top 6000
Used in vocabulary (203 in total)
time; season; period; phase; stage
period; term; interval
next term; next period; next version; next release
same period; corresponding period; same year (of graduation, entering a company, etc.); contemporary; synchronization; synchronism
expectation; anticipation; forecast
term; period; time frame; time limit; deadline; cutoff (date)
a period (of time)
(early) childhood
rebellious phase; rebellious age
growth period; growing season
fixed date; appointed date; set date; deadline; due date
short-term
cycle; period
heyday; golden age
mating season; estrus (oestrus); estrum; the rut
the present term; the present session
summer term (e.g. school); summer period
time of death; one's final hour; one's end
end of term
term of office
first term; first half-year; preceding period; early period
middle period; medium-term
irregular (schedule, service, etc.); indeterminate (length of time); staggered (payments)
period (of life) when one is enjoying more romantic attention than usual
golden age; prime; heyday; season (for fruit, vegetables, etc.); best time
prison term
marriageable age; chance of marriage
suitable age (esp. for marriage); marriageable age
glacial period; glacial epoch; glacial era; tough period; drought (of opportunities, jobs, etc.)
two periods; two terms
stage of ennui (esp. in one's married life); period of lassitude; lethargic period; rut
next term
dawn (of a new era, civilization, etc.); dawning
youth; adolescence
busy period; busy season
childhood; infancy
stable period; period of stability; stable stage of pregnancy (i.e. 12th week and onwards, when risk of miscarriage decreases)
unexpectedly; accidentally; by chance
peak period; pinnacle; prime; zenith; glory days
turning point; transition phase
transition period
early childhood
second term; second stage
period of an apprentice's contract (usu. ten years); apprenticeship; indentureship; one-year period
indefinite; unlimited; life imprisonment
building time; construction period
two periods; two terms
golden age; golden era
expiration (of a term); maturity (e.g. investment); serving one's (full) time
slack season for farmers; leisure season for farmers
busy farming season
period when one's voice changes; (age of) puberty
Meiji period (1868-1912)
half-term; half-time; half period
quarter (of a year)
plateau (e.g. in weight loss); (period of) stagnation
prime of one's life; stage of maturity
period of rapid growth (especially Japan's period of rapid economic growth after WWII)
cycle; period
expected; anticipated; hoped for; expectation
final stage; terminal stage
adolescence; youth
intake (esp. in a school, training program, etc.); cohort; batch; class
period of maturity; adolescence; puberty
session (of a legislature)
incubation period
spawning season; breeding season; laying period
eclipse period (in viral lifecycle); eclipse phase; dark age
the last stage
time of great change; era of reform
accounting period
initial stages; first stage; early period; pioneer days; beginning; outset
phase of decline; ebb; twilight
second half of the year; second half of the fiscal year
second term; second stage
off period; off season; slack season
terrible twos (developmental stage in toddlers)
interphase; interkinesis; midcycle
definite (period or term)
infancy; babyhood
the last half-year; second half of the year
fishing season
mating season
hunting season
moulting season; molting season
initial stage; early period; early days; early years
the first half-year; first half of the year
ovulation phase
anthesis; flowering season
time of year when television and radio replace programs (usu. spring and fall)
transition, cutover period
second half of the (fiscal) year
formative period (e.g. of nation); formative year
infancy; in cradle
current term (period)
adult period; adulthood
time of the creation; beginning of the world
one's full maturity
postpartum period; postnatal period; puerperal period; puerperium
first half of the (fiscal) year
menopause; menopausal
for the time to be ripe; for the moment to have come; for the situation to be ready for action
initial stage; early period; early days; early years
upturn; increment phase; rise period
ideal time
dawn (of a new era, civilization, etc.); dawning
closed season for fishing or hunting
interwar period (1918-1939)
whole term; entire period
new season (e.g. of TV programming); new term
every term
unexpected; accidental
oral phase; oral stage
terrible twos (developmental stage in toddlers)
time of delivery (of a child)
downturn; decrement phase
whole financial year; full business year
menstrual period
diastole; expansion phase
period (of life) when one is enjoying more romantic attention than usual
closed season for fishing or hunting
many periods
worst period of time
following accounting period; next term
dry season; dry spell; dry period
prodromal phase; prodrome
freezing or frost season
thawing season; spring thaw
remission phase; period of remission
(girl's arrival at) puberty
farming season
lactation period
cycle (e.g. in business)
period (of life) when one is enjoying more romantic attention than usual
terrible twos (developmental stage in toddlers)
terrible twos (developmental stage in toddlers)
initial stage; early period; early days; early years
postpartum period; postnatal period; puerperal period; puerperium
post-term delivery; postmature delivery
lactation period
sprouting season (of ears of grain)
expulsion stage (of labour); expulsive stage
interphase death
same time (period)
sleep onset REM period; SOREMP
adolescence; boyhood
change of life; menopause
dilatation stage (of labour)
earliest stage; very beginning; earliest phase; earliest days
refractory period
puberty; period of secondary sex characteristics development
during a period; while
active phase (of an illness); duration of an episode
puberty; period of secondary sex characteristics development
beginning of a term
full-term birth; labor at term (labour); term delivery
at times of many visitors; busy times
staggered terms (applied to corporate directors as a defensive measure against hostile takeovers)
(period of) postpartum rage; postpartum irritability
last period; previous period
rain period; rainy season
post-term pregnancy
molting season
occupation period (e.g. post-WWII period during which the Allies occupied Japan)
thawing season; thaw; season when the ice melts
follicular phase; proliferative phase (of the estrous or menstrual cycle)
looking forward to; anticipating
Examples (3 in total)
The economy has entered a recession.
The plays of Shakespeare fall into four periods.
This is a work from Turner's mature period.