JLPT N4 Pre-noun Adjectival List (連体詞 rentaishi)

JLPT N4 Pre-noun Adjectival List (連体詞 rentaishi)

Written by Cruise Bogedin

This is a complete JLPT N4 list of every beginner Japanese pre-noun adjectival you must know.

Japanese pre-noun adjectivals, 連体詞 (rentaishi), are Adjectives occurring before nouns and not in a predicative position.

Click on any of the links in the list for a full lesson with more detailed grammar information & examples of each word.

JLPT N4 Pre-noun Adjectival Complete Study Guide

#RomajiJapaneseGrammar MeaningLevel
1annasuchN4
2ironnavariousN4
3sonnathat sort ofN4

Total JLPT N4 Pre-noun Adjectival Lessons (3)

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