Results, 九尾の狐

九尾の狐【きゅうびのきつねkyuubinokitsune】

noun:

  • nine-tailed kitsune (fox spirit, kitsune are said to be more powerful the more tails they have) ➜ 天狐

Kanji definition:

九
常用１年JLPTN5

キュウKYUU・クKU・ここのkokono・ここのつkokono.tsu

nine

Strokes:
2
Radical:
乙乚 second, latter
SKIP:
4-2-4
UTF:
4e5d
JIS208:
22-69
Nanori:
いちじくichijiku・いちのくichinoku・このkono・ひさしhisashi
Hangul:
구 [gu] ・ 규 [gyu]
Pinyin:
jiǔ
Stroke order:
Example words:
九【きゅうkyuu】
nine
九月【くがつkugatsu】
September
十九【じゅうきゅうjuukyuu】
19; nineteen
九州【きゅうしゅうkyuushuu】
Kyushu (southernmost of the four main islands of Japan)
九十【きゅうじゅうkyuujuu】
ninety
尾
常用中学校JLPTN1

ビBI・おo

tail; end; counter for fish; lower slope of mountain

Strokes:
7
Radical:
尸 corpse
SKIP:
3-3-4
UTF:
5c3e
JIS208:
40-88
Hangul:
미 [mi]
Pinyin:
wěi / yǐ
Stroke order:
Example words:
尾【おo】
tail (animal, kite, comet, etc.); tail end; / slope at the foot of a mountain
尾根【おねone】
(mountain) ridge; spur
最後尾【さいこうびsaikoubi】
end of a line (queue)
首尾【しゅびshubi】
beginning and end; from beginning to end; / result; outcome; course of events; / dealing with something successfully
尾行【びこうbikou】
shadow; tail; following
狐

コKO・きつねkitsune

fox

Strokes:
9
Radical:
犬犭 dog
SKIP:
1-3-6
UTF:
72d0
JIS208:
24-49
Hangul:
호 [ho]
Pinyin:
hú
Stroke order:
Example words:
妖狐【ようこyouko】
mythological fox spirit
銀狐【ぎんぎつねgingitsune】
silver fox
狐火【きつねびkitsunebi】
St. Elmo's fire; will-o'-the-wisp
狐格子【きつねごうしkitsunegoushi】
lattice work
狐疑逡巡【こぎしゅんじゅんkogishunjun】
being in doubt and unable to decide; hesitation and indecision

Kanji

九

キュウKYUU・クKU・ここのkokono・ここのつkokono.tsu

nine

尾

ビBI・おo

tail; end; counter for fish; lower slope of mountain


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