(むきぶつ)

むきぶつ
noun
inorganic matter, inorganic substance
academic
1. inorganic matter, inorganic substance
Substances that are not derived from living organisms and generally do not contain carbon-hydrogen bonds. Includes minerals, metals, water, and salts. The opposite of organic matter (有機物).
(みず)無機物(むきぶつ)(ひと)だ。
Water is one type of inorganic substance.
岩石(がんせき)無機物(むきぶつ)できている
Rocks are made of inorganic matter.
I learned the difference between organic and inorganic matter in science class.

Forms

無機(むき) (inorganic) + (ぶつ) (matter, substance). 無機(むき) is () (without) + () (mechanism/organic), referring to things without the complex structures of living organisms.

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