数々(かずかず)

かずかず
noun / adverb
many, numerous, a great number of
1. many, numerous, a great number of
Emphasizes a large quantity or variety of things, often with a nuance of impressiveness or significance. Used as a noun modifier (数々の) or adverbially.
数々(かずかず)の賞(しょう)を受(う)けた。
He received numerous awards.
数々(かずかず)の困難(こんなん)を乗(の)り越(こ)えてきた。
She has overcome many difficulties.
彼(かれ)は数々(かずかず)の名作(めいさく)を世(よ)に送(おく)り出(だ)した偉大(いだい)な作家(さっか)だ。
He is a great author who produced numerous masterpieces.

USAGE:
数々(かずかず) implies not just quantity but significance — it suggests an impressive collection of things. Most commonly used as 数々(かずかず)の + noun. It has a somewhat literary or formal tone and appears often in biographical or narrative contexts.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 数々(かずかず)の実績(じっせき): numerous achievements
  • 数々(かずかず)の困難(こんなん): many hardships
  • 数々(かずかず)の経験(けいけん): a wealth of experience
  • 数々(かずかず)の伝説(でんせつ): numerous legends

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • たくさん: many, a lot (casual, general-purpose)
  • 多数(たすう): a large number (formal, objective)
  • 数々(かずかず): many (literary, implies impressiveness)
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