Results, 宝石

宝石★【ほうせきhouseki】

noun / ~の noun:

  • gem; jewel; precious stone

彼kareはha鍵をかけてkagiwokakete宝石housekiをwo金庫kinkoにniしまいこんだshimaikonda。 He locked up his jewels in the safe.

Kanji definition:

宝

ホウHOU・たからtakara

treasure; wealth; valuables

➜
寶 寳 寚
Strokes:
8
Radical:
宀 roof
SKIP:
2-3-5
UTF:
5b9d
JIS208:
42-85
Nanori:
ほho
Hangul:
보 [bo]
Pinyin:
bǎo
Stroke order:
Example words:
宝【たからtakara】
treasure
宝石【ほうせきhouseki】
gem; jewel; precious stone
宝くじ【たからくじtakarakuji】
lottery; / lottery ticket
国宝【こくほうkokuhou】
national treasure
重宝【ちょうほうchouhou】
convenient; useful; handy; helpful; / priceless treasure; / valuing highly; prizing
石

セキSEKI・シャクSHAKU・コクKOKU・いしishi

stone

Strokes:
5
Radical:
石 stone
SKIP:
3-2-3
UTF:
77f3
JIS208:
32-48
Nanori:
いさisa・いすisu・いわiwa・しshi・せっくsekku・とto
Hangul:
석 [seog]
Pinyin:
shí / dàn
Stroke order:
Example words:
石油【せきゆsekiyu】
oil; petroleum; kerosene
石【こくkoku】
koku; traditional unit of volume, approx. 180.4 litres; / measure of a Japanese-style boat's loading capacity (approx. 278.26 liters)
化石【かせきkaseki】
fossil; / petrifaction; petrification; fossilization; fossilisation
石炭【せきたんsekitan】
coal
宝石【ほうせきhouseki】
gem; jewel; precious stone

Partial results:

宝石店【ほうせきてんhousekiten】

noun:

  • jewelry store; jewellery store

彼らkareraはhaそのsono宝石店housekitenにni押し入ったoshiitta。 They broke into the jewelry shop.

宝石学【ほうせきがくhousekigaku】

noun:

  • gemology; gemmology
ほうせきはたhousekihata《宝石羽太》ホウセキハタHOUSEKIHATA

noun:

  • brown-spotted grouper (Epinephelus chlorostigma)
宝石商【ほうせきしょうhousekishou】

noun:

  • jeweler; gem dealer; jeweler's (jewelry) shop
宝石箱【ほうせきばこhousekibako】

noun:

  • jewel box (case, casket)

彼女kanojoはha宝石箱housekibakoをwo手放さtebanasaなければならなかったnakerebanaranakatta。 She had to part with her jewelry box.

Kanji

宝

ホウHOU・たからtakara

treasure; wealth; valuables

石

セキSEKI・シャクSHAKU・コクKOKU・いしishi

stone


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