気味
きみ
kimi
JLPT N3nounVocabularyLevel 34 - JLPT N3
Quick answer
気味 (きみ (kimi)) means "Feeling". It is read きみ (kimi). This page covers its usage with example sentences.
Meaning
Feeling
Also : sensation
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Example Sentences
何か嫌な気味がした。
なにかいやなきみがした。
I had a bad feeling about something.
この肉は少し腐った気味がある。
このにくはすこしくさったきみがある。
This meat has a slightly rotten sensation.
Kanji in this word
Grammar to study at this level
- [Verb dictionary/nai form] + ように～ように (you ni) - So that
- [Verb dictionary form] + ことにする～ことにする (koto ni suru) - Decide to
- [Verb dictionary form] + ことになる～ことになる (koto ni naru) - It has been decided that
- [Noun/Verb te-form] + ばかり～ばかり (bakari) - Only / Nothing but
- [Verb/Adjective plain form] + はずだ～はずだ (hazu da) - Should be / It is expected
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
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