しのご

This is the 5642nd most frequent Japanese word.


しのご

"しのご" refers to complaints, grumbling, or unnecessary chatter.


Here, "しのご" is used to mean objections or unnecessary complaints, commonly in informal contexts.

彼のしのごを考えないで進むべきです。

We should proceed without considering his objections.


In this sentence, "しのご" refers to insignificant details or minor quibbles, emphasizing disregard for such elements.

しのごに拘るのは時間の無駄だ。

Dwelling on trivial matters is a waste of time.


Here, "しのご" suggests complaints or needless excuses, urging action instead of words.

しのごを言わずにまず努力しなさい。

Stop complaining and make an effort.