Japanese DictionarySearch Kanji for 鎌倉五山
ゴ
いつ·いつ.つ
Popularity rank: 31 Pinyin: wǔ
Korean: o
Hán-Việt: ngũ
Stroke counts: 4 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Skip code: 4-4-1
Stroke counts: 4 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Skip code: 4-4-1
Examples
ソウ
くら
Popularity rank: 1114 Pinyin: cāng
Korean: chang
Hán-Việt: thương, thảng
Stroke counts: 10 Grade level: 4 JLPT level: 1 Skip code: 2-3-7
Stroke counts: 10 Grade level: 4 JLPT level: 1 Skip code: 2-3-7
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サン·セン
やま
Popularity rank: 131 Pinyin: shān
Korean: san
Hán-Việt: san, sơn
Stroke counts: 3 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Skip code: 4-3-2
Stroke counts: 3 Grade level: 1 JLPT level: 4 Skip code: 4-3-2
Examples
レン·ケン
かま
Popularity rank: 1587 Pinyin: lián
Korean: gyeom
Hán-Việt: liêm
Stroke counts: 18 Grade level: 8 JLPT level: 1 Skip code: 1-8-10
Stroke counts: 18 Grade level: 8 JLPT level: 1 Skip code: 1-8-10
Examples
鎌止め[kamadome] cutting grass and trees is prohibited
鎌首[kamakubi] sickle-shaped neck (e.g. snake, praying mantis)
鎌倉時代[kamakurajidai] Kamakura period (1185-1333 CE)
鎌足[kamaashi] legs bowed in
鎌鼬[kamaitachi] type Japanese folkloric monster (yokai), thought to be a trio of weasels who appear in a whirlwind to cut their victim
鎌首[kamakubi] sickle-shaped neck (e.g. snake, praying mantis)
鎌倉時代[kamakurajidai] Kamakura period (1185-1333 CE)
鎌足[kamaashi] legs bowed in
鎌鼬[kamaitachi] type Japanese folkloric monster (yokai), thought to be a trio of weasels who appear in a whirlwind to cut their victim