発がん性

発がん性

Japanese

Kanji in this term
発	性
はつ Grade: 3	せい Grade: 5
kan’on

Alternative spelling
發がん性 (kyūjitai)

Etymology

発がん (hatsugan, “carcinogen”) +‎ 性 (-sei, “-ity”)

Pronunciation

• (Tokyo) はつがんせー [hàtsúgáńséé] (Heiban – [0])
• IPA^(key): [ha̠t͡sɨᵝɡã̠ɰ̃se̞ː]

Noun

発(はつ)がん性(せい) • (hatsugansei) 

1. Alternative form of 発癌性 (“carcinogenic, carcinogenicity”)
   • ?, どうして「たばこ」を吸(す)ってはいけないの？　～中学生(ちゅうがくせい)のみなさんへ～　みなさんの大切(たいせつ)な未来(みらい)のために [Why can't I smoke tobacco? ~Dear middle schoolers~ For your important futures]‎, Tama Tachikawa Health Center, archived from the original on 2020-09-19, page 2:

     たばこの煙(けむり)の中(なか)には、約(やく)４,０００種類(しゅるい)の化学(かがく)物質(ぶっしつ)があり、この中(なか)にはダイオキシンなど約(やく)２００種類(しゅるい)もの有害(ゆうがい)物質(ぶっしつ)、約６０種類(しゅるい)の発(はつ)がん性(せい)物質(ぶっしつ)が含(ふく)まれています。

     Tabako no kemuri no naka ni wa, yaku 4,000 kagaku busshitsu ga ari, kono naka ni wa daiokishin nado yaku 200 shurui mo no yūgai busshitsu, yaku 60 shurui no hatsugansei busshitsu ga fukumarete imasu.

     In tobacco smoke there are around 4000 kinds of chemical substances, which also includes around 200 kinds of dangerous subtances such as dioxins, and around 60 kinds of carcinogenic ones.