What does 憲法 mean?
憲法 is a Japanese noun meaning “constitution (of a country)” in English. It is written as 憲法 in kanji, けんぽう in hiragana, and kenpou in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N3 vocabulary.
Example sentences
日本の憲法は1947年に施行された。
Japan's constitution came into force in 1947.
憲法を守ることは大切だ。
It's important to uphold the constitution.