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

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簌

ソクSOKU・ふるいfuru.i

(of flower petals) falling

Strokes:
17
Radical:
竹⺮ bamboo
SKIP:
2-6-11
UTF:
7c0c
JIS212:
50-67
Pinyin:
sù
簦

トウTOU・かさkasa

large umbrella with a long handle; used for street stalls

Strokes:
18
Radical:
竹⺮ bamboo
SKIP:
2-6-12
UTF:
7c26
JIS212:
50-74
Pinyin:
dēng
簳

カンKAN・しのshino・やがらyagara

shaft of an arrow

Strokes:
19
Radical:
竹⺮ bamboo
SKIP:
2-6-13
UTF:
7c33
JIS212:
50-78
Pinyin:
gàn
Example words:
簳【やがらyagara】
shaft of an arrow (usu. made of thin bamboo); / cornetfish
籚

ロRO・ルRU・えe・かごkago

bamboo; the handle of the spear

Strokes:
22
Radical:
竹⺮ bamboo
SKIP:
2-6-16
UTF:
7c5a
JIS212:
50-90
Pinyin:
lú
糉

ソウSOU・ちまきchimaki

dumpling made of glutinous rice

➜
粽
Strokes:
15
Radical:
米 rice
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7cc9
JIS212:
51-29
Pinyin:
zòng
糍

シSHI

food made of crushed and cooked rice

Strokes:
15
Radical:
米 rice
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7ccd
JIS212:
51-30
Pinyin:
cí
糝

サンSAN・シンSHIN・こながきkonagaki

scattered (grains of rice); mixed

Strokes:
17
Radical:
米 rice
SKIP:
1-6-11
UTF:
7cdd
JIS212:
51-38
Pinyin:
sǎn / shēn
Example words:
上糝粉【じょうしんこjoushinko】
top-grade rice flour made from non-glutinous rice
糝粉餅【しんこもちshinkomochi】
rice flour dough
糝粉【しんこshinko】
rice flour; / rice flour dough
紱

フツFUTSU・フチFUCHI・ひもhimo

ribbon or cord used attach ornaments

Strokes:
11
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-5
UTF:
7d31
JIS212:
51-58
Pinyin:
fú
紽

タTA

strand of silk

Strokes:
11
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-5
UTF:
7d3d
JIS212:
51-60
Pinyin:
tuó
絍

ジンJIN・ニンNIN・はたいとhataito

to lay the warp; to weave

➜
紝
Strokes:
12
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-6
UTF:
7d4d
JIS212:
51-66
Pinyin:
rèn
絥

フクFUKU・ヒHI

to harness a horse; a board in front of a carriage for the driver to lean on

➜
茯
Strokes:
12
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-6
UTF:
7d65
JIS212:
51-74
Pinyin:
fú
絰

テツTETSU・デチDECHI

white hempen cloth worn by mourn

Strokes:
12
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-6
UTF:
7d70
JIS212:
51-77
Pinyin:
dié
綈

テイTEI・タイTAI・つむぎtsumugi

coarse pongee; kind of heavy silk

Strokes:
13
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-7
UTF:
7d88
JIS212:
51-87
Pinyin:
tí / dì / tì
綖

エンEN・センSEN

the hanging flap in front of hat

Strokes:
13
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-7
UTF:
7d96
JIS212:
51-92
Pinyin:
yán
綪

センSEN・セイSEI・ショウSHOU・ソウSOU

dark red

Strokes:
14
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-8
UTF:
7daa
JIS212:
52-4
Pinyin:
qiàn
綳

ホウHOU・ヒョウHYOU・まくma.ku・たばねるtaba.neru

cloth to carry an infant on the back; to tie; to bind

➜
繃
Strokes:
14
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-8
UTF:
7db3
JIS212:
52-5
Pinyin:
bēng / běng / bèng
緅

シュウSHUU・シュSHU・ソウSOU・スSU

silk of purplish color

Strokes:
14
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-8
UTF:
7dc5
JIS212:
52-12
Pinyin:
zōu
緗

ショウSHOU・ソウSOU・あさぎasagi

light-yellow color

Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7dd7
JIS212:
52-17
Pinyin:
xiāng
緙

カクKAKU・キャクKYAKU・ぬうnu.u

the woof of a woven item

Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7dd9
JIS212:
52-18
Pinyin:
kè
緦

シSHI・ぬのnuno

coarse cotton cloth used for mourning

Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7de6
JIS212:
52-22
Pinyin:
sī
緱

コウKOU・クKU・つかtsuka

cord binding on hilt of sword

Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7df1
JIS212:
52-26
Pinyin:
gōu
緹

テイTEI・タイTAI・あかぎぬakaginu

reddish color; red; brown

Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7df9
JIS212:
52-29
Pinyin:
tí
繸

スイSUI・ひもhimo

hem or border of a garment; tassel

Strokes:
19
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-13
UTF:
7e78
JIS212:
52-62
Pinyin:
suì
纁

クンKUN・うすいあかいろusuiakairo

shade of red; light red

Strokes:
20
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-14
UTF:
7e81
JIS212:
52-64
Pinyin:
xūn
纑

ロRO・ルRU・ぬのいとnunoito

to soften hemp by boiling; thread

Strokes:
22
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-16
UTF:
7e91
JIS212:
52-69
Pinyin:
lú
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