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ひっせきがくhissekigaku

noun:

  • graphology
ひっしhisshi

noun:

  • brush and paper; description
ひっきたいhikkitai

noun:

ひっきちょうhikkichou

noun:

ふでがきfudegakiふでかきfudekaki

noun:

  • fudegaki (variety of sweet Japanese persimmon)
ひっきしゃhikkisha

noun:

  • copyist
ひつもうどうみゃくhitsumoudoumyaku

noun / ~の noun:

  • penicilliary artery; penicillus - Anatomy term
つくしtsukushigikunどひつdohitsuつくづくしtsukuzukushiobs.つくしtsukushigikunひっとうさいhittousai

noun:

  • fertile shoot of field horsetail 杉菜
  • wooden stick with a burned tip (used to create underdrawings) どひつ 焼き筆
ふでをふるうfudewofuruu Inflection

expression / godan ~う verb:

  • to drive a quill (pen); to wield the writing brush
ひつじんhitsujin

noun:

  • (lineup of authors engaged in a) war of words
ひつもうhitsumou

noun:

  • pinfeather
ふでペンfudePEN

noun:

  • calligraphy pen
ふでづかfudezuka

noun:

  • mound covering reverently buried old brushes
ひつもんひっとうhitsumonhittou

noun:

  • question and answer in writing; written reply to a written question
ひっとうhittou Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • written response
ひっせいhissei

noun:

  • copyist; amanuensis
ふでづつfudezutsu

noun:

  • brush case
ひっしゃりゃくじhissharyakuji

noun:

  • handwritten abbreviation (of kanji)
ひっかhikka

noun:

  • troubles brought on by what one has written
ひっせいhissei

noun:

  • stroke (dash) of the pen; (force of) brushwork
ひっせんhissen

noun:

  • war of words
ひついhitsui

noun:

  • brushwork; writing
ひつかいhitsukai

noun:

  • boundary (e.g. of property) - Law term 境界
ひっとうちょしゃhittouchosha

noun:

  • first author
ひっしょくhisshoku

noun:

  • feel of a brush or pen

Kanji

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