Results, _郷

ふるさとfurusatoこきょうkokyouきゅうりkyuuri

noun:

  • home town; birthplace; native place; one's old home
  • ruins; historic remains ふるさと - archaism

トムTOMUha故郷kokyouhe戻ってmodotte行ったitta Tom went back to his hometown.

どうきょうdoukyou

noun:

  • same village; same town; same province
ぼうきょうboukyou

noun:

  • homesickness; nostalgia
ききょうkikyou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • homecoming; return to one's home

そのsono電報denpouha彼女kanojowo帰郷kikyouさせるsaseruためtamenoteであったdeatta The telegram was a trick to get her to come home.

すいごうsuigou

noun:

  • beautiful riverside location; lakeside district; canal district
いきょうikyou

noun:

  • foreign country; foreign land; strange land; far-off land - 異郷 is often domestic; 異境 is often foreign
せんきょうsenkyou

noun:

  • fairyland; enchanted land
ほんごうhongou

noun:

  • one's hometown
たきょうtakyou

noun:

  • another place; foreign country
かいきょうkaikyou

noun:

  • nostalgia; homesickness; longing for home
ざいごうzaigouざいきょうzaikyou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • hometown; rural districts
げんきょうgenkyou

noun:

  • urheimat; original homeland of a people or of a language
あいきょうaikyou

noun:

  • love for one's hometown
かきょうkakyou

noun:

  • one's homeland; one's old home
きんごうkingou

noun:

  • neighboring districts; neighbouring districts; countryside
かんきょうkankyou

noun:

  • poor isolated village
  • one's hometown - humble language
りきょうrikyou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • departure from one's home town
しゅっきょうshukkyou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • leaving one's home town; priest going out to teach

Kanji

キョウKYOUゴウGOUさとsato

home town; village; native place; district


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