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とうようかんじtouyoukanji

noun:

おんせつもじonsetsumoji

noun:

  • syllabic character
さいじsaijiほそじhosoji

noun:

  • small type or handwriting
ユーじロックYUUjiROKKU

noun:

  • U-lock; D-lock
しょくじきshokujiki

noun:

  • typesetting machine
バーいんじそうちBAAinjisouchi

noun:

  • bar printer - IT term
こあざkoaza

noun:

  • small administrative unit (of a village)
きゅうジェーアイエスかんじコードkyuuJEEAIESUkanjiKOODOきゅうジスかんじコードkyuuJISUkanjiKOODO

noun:

  • old JIS kanji character code - IT term
くぎりしもじれつkugirishimojiretsu

noun:

  • delimiter string - IT term
けんさすうじkensasuuji

noun:

  • check digit - IT term
てんじブロックtenjiBUROKKU

noun:

  • bumpy tiles set in public areas to mark the path for the blind
いじiji

noun:

  • ideogram
せきじゅうじしゃsekijuujisha

noun:

  • Red Cross (Society)
もじきょうかいmojikyoukai

noun:

  • character boundary - IT term
くろじかkurojika Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • moving into the black; becoming profitable
いんじしきけいさんきinjishikikeisanki

noun:

  • printing calculator - IT term
じきいんじそうちjikiinjisouchi

noun:

  • magnetographic printer - IT term
めにいっていじなしmeniitteijinashi

expression:

もじれつのながさmojiretsunonagasa

noun:

  • length of a character string - IT term
くずしじkuzushiji

noun:

  • character written in a cursive style
ていじけいteijikei

noun / ~の noun:

  • T-shaped
てがきもじtegakimoji

noun:

  • handwritten letter; handwritten character - IT term
すうじこうもくsuujikoumoku

noun:

  • numeric item - IT term
しろゆもじshiroyumoji

noun:

  • ordinary woman secretly engaged in prostitution (Edo period) - archaism - four character idiom
きったんもじkittanmoji

noun:

  • Khitan script

Kanji

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