入荷

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

• Structure: 入荷 (にゅうか) is an action noun for ordered goods newly arriving at a shop or warehouse.
• Basic usage: 本が入荷した reports an awaited book finally arriving, while 魚は毎朝入荷する describes fresh fish coming from the market on a regular schedule.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

• One arrival and recurring supply
  • 入荷した is one completed event, whereas 毎朝入荷する is recurring supply. The term marks arrival at the seller, not completed delivery to a customer.