(みぎき)

みぎきき
noun
right-handed
1. right-handed; right-handed person
Describing a person who predominantly uses their right hand for tasks like writing, eating, and throwing. Also used as a noun to mean a right-handed person.
(わたし)右利(みぎき)きです。
I am right-handed.
日本人(にほんじん)(やく)90パーセントは右利(みぎき)きだと()われている。
It is said that about 90 percent of Japanese people are right-handed.
右利(みぎき)(よう)のハサミは左利(ひだりき)きの(ひと)には使(つか)いづらい。
Scissors designed for right-handed people are difficult for left-handed people to use.

USAGE:
Used both as a noun (右利(みぎき)きの(ひと), a right-handed person) and as a descriptive noun (右利(みぎき)きの, right-handed). In Japan, there has traditionally been pressure to use the right hand for eating with chopsticks, though this is less common in modern times.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 右利(みぎき)(よう) (designed for right-handed use)
  • 右利(みぎき)きの(ひと) (right-handed person)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 左利(ひだりき)き: left-handed — the opposite
  • 両利(りょうき)き: ambidextrous — able to use both hands equally