Results, 内科

JLPTN2
内科★【ないかnaika】

noun / ~の noun:

  • internal medicine, i.e. treatment by medical procedures rather than surgical procedures ➜ 外科
  • department of internal medicine (hospital, etc.)

内科naikaはhaどこdokoですかdesuka。 Where is the Internal Medicine Department?

Kanji definition:

内
常用２年JLPTN3

ナイNAI・ダイDAI・うちuchi

inside; within; between; among; house; home

Strokes:
4
Radical:
冂 inverted box
SKIP:
4-4-4
UTF:
5185
JIS208:
38-66
Nanori:
いとito・ただtada・ちchi・のちnochi
Hangul:
내 [nae] ・ 납 [nab]
Pinyin:
nèi
Stroke order:
Example words:
国内【こくないkokunai】
internal; domestic
内閣【ないかくnaikaku】
cabinet (of a government); ministry
都内【とないtonai】
(within) the (Tokyo) metropolitan area
内容【ないようnaiyou】
contents; content; substance; matter; detail; import
市内【しないshinai】
(within a) city; local
科
常用２年JLPTN3

カKA

department; course; section

Strokes:
9
Radical:
禾 grain
SKIP:
1-5-4
UTF:
79d1
JIS208:
18-42
Nanori:
しなshina
Hangul:
과 [gwa]
Pinyin:
kē
Stroke order:
Example words:
科学【かがくkagaku】
science
教科書【きょうかしょkyoukasho】
textbook; coursebook; schoolbook
学科【がっかgakka】
study subject; course of study; / department (university, etc.)
外科【げかgeka】
surgery; / department of surgery (hospital, etc.)
科学技術庁【かがくぎじゅつちょうkagakugijutsuchou】
Science and Technology Agency (1956-2001)

Partial results:

内科学☆【ないかがくnaikagaku】

noun:

  • internal medicine
内科医☆【ないかいnaikai】

noun:

  • physician; internist

このkono薬kusuriをwo飲むnomu前maeにはniha内科医naikaiのno意見ikenをwo聞くkikuべきbekiだda。 You should ask a physician for his advice before taking this medicine.

Kanji

内

ナイNAI・ダイDAI・うちuchi

inside; within; between; among; house; home

科

カKA

department; course; section


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