Results, langage used by the harlots of the Yoshiwara red light district during the Edo period

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鎤

コウKOU・かねのねkanenone

sound of a bell; small bell

Strokes:
18
Radical:
金釒 metal, gold
SKIP:
1-8-10
UTF:
93a4
JIS212:
69-19
Pinyin:
huǎng
鎫

バンBAN

ornament over the horse's head

Strokes:
18
Radical:
金釒 metal, gold
SKIP:
1-8-10
UTF:
93ab
JIS212:
69-22
Pinyin:
wàn
鏞

ヨウYOU・ユYU・つりがねtsurigane

large bell used as musical instrument

Strokes:
19
Radical:
金釒 metal, gold
SKIP:
1-8-11
UTF:
93de
JIS212:
69-41
Pinyin:
yōng
鑫

キンKIN・コンKON・クンKUN・キョクKYOKU

used in names

Strokes:
24
Radical:
金釒 metal, gold
SKIP:
2-8-16
UTF:
946b
JIS212:
69-85
Pinyin:
xīn
閦

シュクSHUKU・おおいoo.i

crowd; transliteration of Sanskrit "kSo"; e.g. akSobhya

Strokes:
14
Radical:
門 gate
SKIP:
3-8-6
UTF:
95a6
JIS212:
70-11
Pinyin:
chù
Example words:
阿閦仏【あしゅくぶつashukubutsu】
Akshobhya (the immovable buddha)
阿閦【あしゅくashuku】
Akshobhya (the immovable buddha)
阿閦如来【あしゅくにょらいashukunyorai】
Akshobhya (one of the Five Wisdom Buddhas)
閶

ショウSHOU・トウTOU

gate of heaven; main gate of palace

Strokes:
16
Radical:
門 gate
SKIP:
3-8-8
UTF:
95b6
JIS212:
70-16
Pinyin:
chāng
闆

ハンHAN・ヘンHEN・みるmiru

boss; the owner; person in charge

Strokes:
17
Radical:
門 gate
SKIP:
3-8-9
UTF:
95c6
JIS212:
70-20
Pinyin:
bǎn
闑

ゲツGETSU・ゲチGECHI・ケイKEI・キKI・しきみshikimi

the doorsill

Strokes:
18
Radical:
門 gate
SKIP:
3-8-10
UTF:
95d1
JIS212:
70-25
Pinyin:
niè
闠

カイKAI・キKI

gate of a market

Strokes:
20
Radical:
門 gate
SKIP:
3-8-12
UTF:
95e0
JIS212:
70-33
Pinyin:
huì
阳

ヨウYOU・ひhi

"male" principle; light; sun

➜
陽 阦
Strokes:
7
Radical:
阝阜⻖ mound
SKIP:
1-3-4
UTF:
9633
JIS212:
70-44
Pinyin:
yáng
阼

ソSO・サクSAKU

steps leading to the eastern door or throne

Strokes:
8
Radical:
阝阜⻖ mound
SKIP:
1-3-5
UTF:
963c
JIS212:
70-49
Pinyin:
zuò
隂

インIN・かげkage・かげるkage.ru

shady; secret; dark; mysterious; cold; the negative of female principle in nature

➜
陰 侌 阥
Strokes:
12
Radical:
阝阜⻖ mound
SKIP:
1-3-9
UTF:
9682
JIS212:
70-65
Pinyin:
yīn
隉

ゲツGETSU・ゲチGECHI・あやういaya.ui

in disorder; dangerous condition of the State

Strokes:
12
Radical:
阝阜⻖ mound
SKIP:
1-3-9
UTF:
9689
JIS212:
70-68
Pinyin:
niè
雊

コウKOU・クKU

the crow of a male pheasant

Strokes:
13
Radical:
隹 small bird
SKIP:
1-5-8
UTF:
96ca
JIS212:
70-82
Pinyin:
gòu
嶲

ケイKEI・エE・キKI・スイSUI・めぐりmeguri・つばめtsubame

name of an old town in Sichuan; cuckoo; revolution of a wheel

➜
雟
Strokes:
16
Radical:
隹 small bird
SKIP:
2-3-13
UTF:
5db2
JIS212:
70-84
Pinyin:
suǐ
雘

ワクWAKU・コKO・しんしゃshinsha

dye made from red soil; ochre

Strokes:
18
Radical:
隹 small bird
SKIP:
1-5-13
UTF:
96d8
JIS212:
70-85
Pinyin:
huò
雯

ブンBUN・モンMON

cloud patterns; coloring of cloud

Strokes:
12
Radical:
雨⻗ rain
SKIP:
2-8-4
UTF:
96ef
JIS212:
70-91
Pinyin:
wén
霝

レイREI・リョウRYOU

drops of rain; to fall in drops

Strokes:
17
Radical:
雨⻗ rain
SKIP:
2-8-9
UTF:
971d
JIS212:
71-6
Pinyin:
líng
霡

バクBAKU・ミャクMYAKU・ベキBEKI・こさめkosame

drizzling rain; to soak (used fig. of favours)

➜
霢
Strokes:
17
Radical:
雨⻗ rain
SKIP:
2-8-9
UTF:
9721
JIS212:
71-7
Pinyin:
mài
靷

インIN・チンCHIN・ジンJIN・ひきづなhikizuna

the leather belts that connect h

Strokes:
13
Radical:
革 leather
SKIP:
1-9-4
UTF:
9777
JIS212:
71-29
Pinyin:
yǐn
靿

オウOU・ヨウYOU・かわぐつkawagutsu

the leg of a boot

Strokes:
14
Radical:
革 leather
SKIP:
1-9-5
UTF:
977f
JIS212:
71-33
Pinyin:
yào
鞺

トウTOU

sound of drums

Strokes:
20
Radical:
革 leather
SKIP:
1-9-11
UTF:
97ba
JIS212:
71-52
Pinyin:
tāng
Example words:
韎

バイBAI・マイMAI・バツBATSU・あかねぞめのかわakanezomenokawa

red

Strokes:
14
Radical:
韋 tanned leather
SKIP:
1-9-5
UTF:
97ce
JIS212:
71-64
Pinyin:
mèi
韐

コウKOU・キョウKYOU・かわkawa

knee-pad made of red-dyed leather

Strokes:
15
Radical:
韋 tanned leather
SKIP:
1-9-6
UTF:
97d0
JIS212:
71-65
Pinyin:
gé
頳

テイTEI・チョウCHOU・あかいaka.i

red

Strokes:
16
Radical:
頁 face, page
SKIP:
1-7-9
UTF:
9833
JIS212:
72-6
Pinyin:
chēng
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