とく
Meanings
Adjective (な)
Noun
1. profit; advantage; benefit; gain
also written as 徳
It is of no benefit.
2. rebirth in paradise, entering nirvana
Pitch accent
と
く
Used in vocabulary (50 in total)
satisfaction; pride; one's strong point; one's forte; regular customer; regular client
triumphantly; proudly
to do (a person) good; to bring profit
economical; economy size; family size (esp. of packaged food)
gain; profit; benefit; amplification
good-value; economical; advantageous (price, deal, etc.); useful; helpful
to benefit; to profit; to gain; to reap rewards
peculiarity; uniqueness; characteristic; understood only by oneself
self-satisfaction; self-complacency; understanding (on one's own); realizing (through one's own ability); being paid back for one's deeds
scoring; score; points made; marks obtained; goals; runs
becoming a monk; entering priesthood
to gain nothing; to be of no benefit; to be no use; to be unprofitable
comprehension; knowledge
obtaining (a qualification, right, object, etc.); acquisition (of land, property, etc.); gaining possession (of); getting; purchase
good policy; wise policy; best plan
consenting to; agreeing to; understanding; being convinced of; being satisfied
perquisite; perk; side benefit; emoluments
loss and gain; advantage and disadvantage
mastery; learning through experience; realization; realisation; comprehension
income; earnings
(profound) realization; awareness; one's faith being transmitted to a deity and one's wish then being granted; (arch.) obtaining (something) unexpectedly
who benefits (from that)?; who cares?; who would want that?; pointless; of benefit to no one; of interest to no one
number of votes polled; poll votes
one's nature or personality; inherent; innate
one's nature or personality; inherent; innate
number of votes obtained (polled)
being very good at; strongest point
vague; ambiguous; noncommittal; off-point
the unobtainable (that which cannot be known)
selfishness; self-interest
the early bird gets the worm
emoluments; additional profits
advantages and disadvantages; plus and minuses
double gain
you must lose a fly to catch a trout; sometimes the best gain is to lose
specialty school graduate
attaining salvation
high income; high earnings
you must lose a fly to catch a trout; sometimes the best gain is to lose
appreciating fully (e.g. work of art)
profit; gains; (one's) share; portion; (arch.) earnings from land tax (feudal Japan)
acquisition or forfeiture; acquisition (question of whether or not something is acquired)
having thought for neither gain nor greed; only wanting to do something (thinking about nothing else)
understanding; theft
high-gain antenna
profiting by escaping (from punishment, payment, etc.)
acquisition by occupancy
subsequent purchase
Examples (4 in total)
It is of no benefit.
It is of no benefit whatsoever.
It is of no benefit to me.