Results, 御札

お札【おさつosatsu】御札

noun:

  • bill; note (currency)

このkonoお札osatsuをwo硬貨koukaにni変えてkaete下さいkudasai。 Please change this bill into coins.

御札【おふだofuda】お札

noun:

  • type of household amulet or talisman, issued by a Shinto shrine, hung in the house for protection

ペットPETTOのnoためにtameniごgo祈祷kitouしてshiteいただけるitadakeru御守gomoriとto御札ofudaがga実現しましたjitsugenshimashita。 Now there are charms and talismans for your pet that you can have blessed.

Kanji definition:

御
常用中学校JLPTN3

ギョGYO・ゴGO・おん~on ・お~o ・み~mi

honorable; manipulate; govern

Strokes:
12
Radical:
彳 step
SKIP:
1-3-9
UTF:
5fa1
JIS208:
24-70
Nanori:
うu
Hangul:
어 [eo] ・ 아 [a]
Pinyin:
yù
Stroke order:
Example words:
防御【ぼうぎょbougyo】
defense; defence; safeguard; protection
制御【せいぎょseigyo】
control (of a machine, device, etc.); / control (over an opponent, one's emotions, etc.); governing; management; suppression; keeping in check
御輿【みこしmikoshi】
portable shrine (carried in festivals); / palanquin; / buttocks; lower back; waist; hips
御飯【ごはんgohan】
cooked rice; / meal
御化け【おばけobake】
goblin; monster; demon; / ghost; apparition; / something that's unusually large
札
常用４年JLPTN2

サツSATSU・ふだfuda

tag; paper money; counter for bonds; placard; bid

Strokes:
5
Radical:
木 tree
SKIP:
1-4-1
UTF:
672d
JIS208:
27-5
Nanori:
さっsa
Hangul:
찰 [chal]
Pinyin:
zhá
Stroke order:
Example words:
入札【にゅうさつnyuusatsu】
bid; tender; bidding
札【ふだfuda】
ticket; token; check; receipt; / label; tag; / sign; card; plate; / playing card; / charm; talisman; / slip of paper posted on shrine pillars by pilgrims
切り札【きりふだkirifuda】
trump card; / ace up one's sleeve; secret weapon
落札【らくさつrakusatsu】
successful bid; winning a tender
改札【かいさつkaisatsu】
examination of tickets; / ticket gate; ticket barrier

Kanji

御

ギョGYO・ゴGO・おん~on ・お~o ・み~mi

honorable; manipulate; govern

札

サツSATSU・ふだfuda

tag; paper money; counter for bonds; placard; bid


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