じこ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. self; oneself
Pitch accent
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こ
Used in vocabulary (129 in total)
self-introduction
self-satisfaction; (self-)complacency; smugness
self-responsibility; on one's own responsibility; at one's own risk
selfishness; egotism; egoism; egocentricity
concealing one's talents, position, status, intentions, etc.
autoimmunity
self-hatred; self-abhorrence; self-loathing
self-assertion
self-sacrifice; self-renunciation
self-assessment; self-evaluation; self-rating; self-esteem
self-assessment; self-declaration; self-certification; personal statement
egoistic; self-centered; selfish
self-defense
autosuggestion; self-suggestion
self-sufficiency; self-containment; autonomy; self-absorption
self-justification; excuse
one's own style; self-taught manner
self-analysis; autoanalysis
narcissism; self-love
narcissism; self-absorption; self-intoxication
taking care of something by oneself; self-management
using one's own judgement; making up one's own mind; judging for oneself
self-consciousness
self-denial
marking one's own test
self-preservation
self-criticism
self-expression
self-deception; self-deceit
self-contradiction; paradox; antinomy
self-diagnosis; self-examination
personal record; personal best
self-discipline; self-improvement
self-affirmation; self-approval
personal bankruptcy; voluntary bankruptcy
self-actualization; self-fulfillment; self-realization
(at) one's own expense
auto-hypnosis; self-hypnosis; self-induced hypnotism
self-alienation
self-improvement
selfishness; egotism; egoism; egocentricity
self-development; self-enlightenment
personal circumstances; one's own convenience
self-satisfaction; (self-)complacency; smugness
self-destruction; self-sabotage
self-duplicating
personal funds; one's own money; self-funding
self-questioning; to self-question; to rethink; to reflect on oneself
making oneself conspicuous; pressing one's own cause
self-image
self-restraint; self-control; abstinence
self-centeredness; self-centredness; selfishness; egotism; egoism
self-disclosure
self-reference
self-protection; self-preservation
self-organization; self-organisation
self-motion (esp. in the Hegelian dialectic, dialectical materialism, etc.); self-movement
one's own volition
investing in oneself
self-determination
self publicity; advertising oneself
author directing or producing his or her own play (film); staging oneself for effect; presenting oneself in a favorable light
self-containment
emphasizing one's good qualities; presenting oneself in a favorable light; self-production (of an album, film, etc.)
becoming its own goal
net worth; owned capital
self-contradiction; self-inconsistency
self-extracting (file)
self regulation
autolysis; autodigestion
self-reference
right of self-determination
self-transcendence
capital adequacy ratio; capital-to-asset ratio
nonself; not self
self-concept; self-perspective; self-image
self-checking; self-diagnosis
self-induction
self-aggrandizement; self-glorification; something becoming large by feeding upon itself
self-cultivation; self-culture
own shares; treasury stock
autoantibody
empathy; understanding; sensitivity
self-assessment; self-evaluation; self-appraisal; self-audit
autoimmune disorder
self-congratulation
body odour problem (odor); bromidrosis; bromhidrosis
aspiration; self aim; personal goal
self defining term
self-association
local resource
self-expanding file
self-financing
autocorrelation
self-assembly
self-removal of stitches (esp. of pets, animals); self-extraction of sutures
self-censorship
information about oneself; one's personal information
proprioceptor
self-regulation
self-reactive substance
olfactory reference syndrome; ORS; autodysomophobia; fear of having an unpleasant body odour
autoregressive model
self-ionization (e.g. of water); self-dissociation; autoionization; autodissociation
self-neglect
self-isolation
autocrine
automorphism
endofunctor
protecting one's own interests; self-serving behavior; putting one's own skin first
autoencoder (neural network)
self-monitoring of blood glucose; blood sugar testing; SMBG
projection; self-insertion; identifying with a fictional character; seeing oneself in another
Examples (3 in total)
He remains loyal to his principles.
Be your own person and don't imitate others.
People should be the masters of their own destinies.