原案

げんあん
gen'an

original plan, draft

What does 原案 mean?

原案 is a Japanese noun meaning “original plan, draft” in English. It is written as 原案 in kanji, げんあん in hiragana, and gen'an in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N1 vocabulary.

Example sentence

彼は原案に固執した。

He adhered to the original plan.

Words sharing kanji with 原案

原
原産
げんさん
place of origin
原点
げんてん
starting point, origin
原書
げんしょ
original document
案
勘案
かんあん
taking into consideration
提案
ていあん
proposal, proposition, suggestion
案内
あんない
information, guidance

More JLPT N1 words

濁流だくりゅうdakuryuu
muddy current
てんでtende
(not) at all, altogether, entirely
凝視ぎょうしgyoushi
stare
玄米げんまいgenmai
brown rice, unpolished rice
下心したごころshitagokoro
secret intention, motive
打撲だぼくdaboku
blow, hit (on the body), beating
採択さいたくsaitaku
adoption, selection, choice
紡ぐつむぐtsumugu
to spin