Results, かんじゅ

甘受☆【かんじゅkanju】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • submitting to (a demand, one's fate, etc.); putting up with; resigning oneself to; accepting (without complaint)

人hitoはha運命unmeiをwo甘受kanjuせざるを得ないsezaruwoenai。 One can't quarrel with destiny.

感受☆【かんじゅkanju】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • (radio) receptivity; sensitivity; susceptibility

美biというtoiuのnoはha事物jibutsuそのものsonomonoにni内在naizaiするsuru質shitsuでdeはhaないnai。それsoreはha単にtanni対象taishouをwo観察kansatsuするsuru側gawaのno精神seishinにni存在sonzaiするsuruものmonoでdeあっaてte、個々人kokojinのno精神seishinはha異なっkotonaたta美biをwo感受kanjuするsuru。 Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty.

貫主【かんじゅkanju・かんしゅkanshu】貫首

noun:

  • chief abbot (of a Buddhist temple)
官需【かんじゅkanju】

noun:

  • official demand
紺珠【かんじゅkanju】

noun:

  • dark blue gem allowing one to recall memories when stroked with one's hand (allegedly possessed by Zhang Yue)
巻数【かんすうkansuu・かんじゅkanju・かんずkanzu】

noun:

  • volume number; reel number; scroll number
  • number of volumes; number of reels; number of scrolls; number of turns (of a coil); number of windings (of a transformer, electromagnet, etc.)
  • a set number of scrolls to be read by a Buddhist monk ［かんじゅ・かんず］

Partial results:

感受性☆【かんじゅせいkanjusei】

noun:

  • sensitivity; susceptibility
完熟☆【かんじゅくkanjuku】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun / ~の noun:

  • full ripeness; full maturity
間充織【かんじゅうしきkanjuushiki】

noun:

  • mesenchyme
完熟堆肥【かんじゅくたいひkanjukutaihi】

noun:

  • fully matured compost
漢熟検【かんじゅくけんkanjukuken】

noun:

Kanji

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