Sin
Crime
independent noun
If you have guilt then you have committed a sin or crime. Come here and confess to Father Koichi.
Since this word is made up of a single kanji, it should use the kun'yomi reading. When learning the kanji, you didn't learn that reading, so here's a mnemonic to help you with this word: When you come to confess your sin to me, you start claiming it wasn't you. You say it was some other version of you! What? How could this be? Well, you say "there are two mes (つみ) out there!" One is doing the bad stuff, and the other is you, and you haven't done any sins!
罪の告白
a confession of guilt
罪の意識
feelings of guilt
罪の自覚
awareness of sin
罪を着せる
to pin a crime on someone
罪を告白する
to confess one's sins
罪を犯す
to commit a crime
無実の罪
a false accusation
人間の罪
human sins
自分の罪
one's own sins
罪に当たる
to be considered a crime
罪になる
to be a crime
罪に気づく
to be aware of one's sins
マミがコウイチのベーコンを食べた罪は思っている以上に重い。
Mami's crime of eating Koichi's bacon is more serious than she thinks.
私の会社の社長は会計さぎの罪で有罪になった。
My company president has been found guilty of accounting fraud crimes.
コウイチは罪なき一般市民を殺害した人は雇わないと思うよ。
I don’t think Koichi would hire anyone who has committed the crime of murdering innocent civilians.