Word Network: 故に

Kekka refers to the outcome, effect, or consequence of an action, process, or event. It is used to describe what happens at the end of a situation, such as the score of a game or the marks on an exam.

The system of principles or reasoning used to build an argument or reach a conclusion. It refers to the quality of being justifiable by reason and consistency.

A noun referring to the cause, origin, or source that brings about a specific result or effect. It is typically used to explain the objective factor behind why something happened, often in the context of problems or physical phenomena.

A noun used to explain the cause, motive, or justification for an action, event, or belief. It is the answer to the question 'why' (naze/nande) and is used in both formal and informal contexts.