じこ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. self; oneself
Pitch accent
Used in vocabulary (118 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
selfishness; egotism; egoism; egocentricity
selfishness; egotism; egoism; egocentricity
self-assessment; self-evaluation; self-rating; self-esteem
personal statement; verbal or informal, unsubstantiated assertion
egoistic; self-centered; selfish
self-defense
autosuggestion; self-suggestion
self-sufficiency; self-containment; autonomy; self-absorption
one's own style; self-taught manner
self-justification; excuse
self-analysis; autoanalysis
narcissism; self-love
narcissism; self-absorption; self-intoxication
taking care of something by oneself; self-management
self-consciousness
using one's own judgement; making up one's own mind; judging for oneself
self-denial
self-criticism
marking one's own test
self-preservation
self-expression
self-contradiction; paradox; antinomy
self-diagnosis
personal bankruptcy; voluntary bankruptcy
self-deception; self-deceit
personal record; personal best
self-affirmation; self-approval
self-discipline; self-improvement
self-development; self-enlightenment
self-actualization; self-fulfillment; self-realization
self-alienation
(at) one's own expense
auto-hypnosis; self-hypnosis; self-induced hypnotism
self-improvement
selfishness; egotism; egoism; egocentricity
personal circumstances; one's own convenience
self-satisfaction; (self-)complacency
self-destruction; self-sabotage
self-duplicating
self-questioning; to self-question; to rethink; to reflect on oneself
personal funds; one's own money; self-funding
self-image
making oneself conspicuous; pressing one's own cause
self-restraint; self-control; abstinence
self-centeredness; self-centredness; selfishness; egotism; egoism
self-reference
self-organization; self-organisation
self-motion (esp. in the Hegelian dialectic, dialectical materialism, etc.); self-movement
self-protection; self-preservation
investing in oneself
one's own volition
self-determination
emphasizing one's good qualities; presenting oneself in a favorable light; self-production (of an album, film, etc.)
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
becoming its own goal
net worth; owned capital
self-extracting (file)
self regulation
autolysis; autodigestion
self-contradiction; self-inconsistency
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
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
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.