Results, 開山

開山☆【かいさんkaisan】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • founding a temple (on a hill-top)

Kanji definition:

開

カイKAI・ひらくhira.ku・ひらきhira.ki・~びらき bira.ki・ひらけるhira.keru・あくa.ku・あけるa.keru

open; unfold; unseal

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Strokes:
12
Radical:
門 gate
SKIP:
3-8-4
UTF:
958b
JIS208:
19-11
Nanori:
はるharu・かka・ひらきhiraki
Hangul:
개 [gae]
Pinyin:
kāi
Stroke order:
Example words:
開発【かいはつkaihatsu】
development; exploitation
展開【てんかいtenkai】
development; evolution; progressing; unfolding; (plot) twist; / expansion; spreading out; extending; deployment; building up; / expansion; / extraction (e.g. files); decompression; unpacking
開始【かいしkaishi】
start; commencement; beginning; initiation
開催【かいさいkaisai】
holding (a conference, exhibition, etc.); opening; hosting (e.g. the Olympics)
開放【かいほうkaihou】
opening (a door, window, etc.); leaving open; / opening up (e.g. to the public); allowing (public) access
山

サンSAN・センSEN・やまyama

mountain

Strokes:
3
Radical:
山 mountain
SKIP:
4-3-2
UTF:
5c71
JIS208:
27-19
Nanori:
さsa・やのyano・やんyan
Hangul:
산 [san]
Pinyin:
shān
Stroke order:
Example words:
山【やまyama】
mountain; hill; / mine (e.g. coal mine); / heap; pile; / crown (of a hat); thread (of a screw); tread (of a tire); protruding part of an object; / climax; peak; critical point; / guess; speculation; / criminal case; crime; / mountain climbing; mountaineering; / festival float (esp. one mounted with a decorative halberd); / wall; wall tile; / temple; temple grounds; / wild
火山【かざんkazan】
volcano
青山【せいざんseizan】
lush mountain; green mountain; / grave; burial place
登山【とざんtozan】
mountain climbing
山形【やまがたyamagata】
mountain-shape; chevron; cone

Partial results:

開山堂【かいさんどうkaisandou】

noun:

  • temple hall commemorating its founding or its founder

Kanji

開

カイKAI・ひらくhira.ku・ひらきhira.ki・~びらき bira.ki・ひらけるhira.keru・あくa.ku・あけるa.keru

open; unfold; unseal

山

サンSAN・センSEN・やまyama

mountain


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