suru is a japanese word meaning change for the better.
suru is a japanese word meaning change for the better.
is a japanese word meaning​ change for the​ better?
suru
the japanese word "kaizen" means "change for better", without inherent meaning of either "continuous" or "philosophy" in japanese dictionaries and in everyday use. the word refers to any improvement, one-time or continuous, large or small, in the same sense as the english word "improvement". however, given the common practice in japan of labeling industrial or business improvement techniques with the word "kaizen", particularly the practices spearheaded by toyota, the word "kaizen" in english is typically applied to measures for implementing "continuous" improvement, especially those with a "japanese philosophy". the discussion below focuses on such interpretations of the word, as frequently used in the context of modern management discussions. two kaizen approaches have been distinguished:
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words from japanese: (sohn & tawerilmang, woleaian-english dictionary, 1976)









































bullet::::- "geitei" comes from the japanese word "heitai" ('soldier')









































bullet::::- "koori" comes from the japanese word "koori" ('ice')









































bullet::::- "koomaru" comes from the japanese word "komaru" ('to be in trouble')









































bullet::::- "meeteto" comes from the japanese word "omedetou" ('congratulations/happy holidays' in japanese; 'new year' in woleaian)









































bullet::::- "taiko" comes from the japanese word "taiko" (drum)









































words from english: (sohn & tawerilmang, woleaian-english dictionary, 1976)









































bullet::::- "felaaki" means ‘flag’









































bullet::::- "feraipaang" means ‘fry pan’









































bullet::::- "iinch" means ‘inch’









































bullet::::- "kolook" means ‘clock’









































bullet::::- "mariiken" means ‘america’









































bullet::::- " baibai" means 'papaya'









































section::::endangerment.
woleaian language