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訓読み

Japanese Wikipedia has an article on: <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> Wikipedia ja English Wikipedia has an article on: Kanji#Kun&#039;yomi (native reading) Wikipedia Compound of 訓 (kun...


kun-yomi

From Japanese <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span>. kun-yomi A reading of a kanji that is not derived from the kanji&#039;s original pronunciation borrowed from Chinese kun-yomi Rōmaji transcription...


音読み

text, as opposed to the meanings of these Chinese words in Japanese (called <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun&#039;yomi) or 訓読 (kundoku)). (Tokyo) おんよみ [òń&#039;yómí] (Heiban – [0]) IPA(key):...


和語

blossom”) Wago may be written in kanji, kana, or both, and are read with the <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun’yomi, “native Japanese reading”, literally “meaning reading”). Contrast...


音読

text, as opposed to the meanings of these Chinese words in Japanese (called <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun&#039;yomi) or 訓読 (kundoku)). Rare alternate for 音読み, leaving the okurigana...


訓読

(Heiban – [0]) IPA(key): [kɯ̟̃ndo̞kɯ̟] 訓(くん)読(どく) • (kundoku)  synonym of <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun&#039;yomi, “Japanese native reading for kanji (Chinese characters), by using...


黄金

used as paint Synonym: 金泥 (kondei) This kogane reading is the more-common <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun’yomi) or native Japanese reading for this term. 黄金(コガネ)苺(イチゴ) (kogane...


kun

language code for Kunama. Wiktionary’s coverage of Kunama terms From Japanese <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun&#039;yomi), literally &quot;meaning reading&quot; (i.e. pronunciation based on meaning)...


日立

돋다 (dotda, “rise; grow”). Sometimes spelled 肥立, replacing 日 (hi, “day”, a <span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span> (kun&#039;yomi, “native Japanese reading”)) with 肥 (hi, “manure”, a 音読み (on&#039;yomi...


漢語

Contrast with wago (和語), which may be written in kanji read with the kun&#039;yomi (<span class="searchmatch">訓読み</span>) or in kana only. Kango are derived from Classical Chinese. They are composed...