Results, 年少

年少☆【ねんしょうnenshou】 Inflection

adjectival noun / noun / ~の noun:

  • youth

テレビTEREBIはha暴力bouryoku行為kouiをwo見せてmisete、それsoreがgaとりわけtoriwake年少nenshouのno者monoたちtachiにni影響を及ぼすeikyouwooyobosu。 Television shows violence, which influences, above all, younger people.

Kanji definition:

年

ネンNEN・としtoshi

year; counter for years

➜
秊
Strokes:
6
Radical:
干 dry
SKIP:
4-6-3
UTF:
5e74
JIS208:
39-15
Nanori:
ねne
Hangul:
년 [nyeon]
Pinyin:
nián
Stroke order:
Example words:
来年【らいねんrainen】
next year
今年【ことしkotoshi】
this year
年間【ねんかんnenkan】
(period of) a year; / during an era
前年【ぜんねんzennen】
the preceding year; the previous year; last year
昨年【さくねんsakunen】
last year
少

ショウSHOU・すくないsuku.nai・すこしsuko.shi

few; little

Strokes:
4
Radical:
小⺌⺍ small
SKIP:
1-1-3
UTF:
5c11
JIS208:
30-15
Hangul:
소 [so]
Pinyin:
shǎo / shào
Stroke order:
Example words:
少し【すこしsukoshi】
small quantity; little; few; something; / little while; / short distance
少年【しょうねんshounen】
boy; juvenile; young boy; youth; lad
少なくとも【すくなくともsukunakutomo】
at least
減少【げんしょうgenshou】
decrease; reduction; decline
少数【しょうすうshousuu】
minority; few

Partial results:

年少扶養控除【ねんしょうふようこうじょnenshoufuyoukoujo】

noun:

  • tax exemption for a child under the age of 16
年少気鋭【ねんしょうきえいnenshoukiei】

noun / ~の noun:

  • being young and spirited; being young and full of go - four character idiom
年少客気【ねんしょうかっきnenshoukakki】

noun / ~の noun:

  • youthful ardor; rash impulse of an inexperienced youth - four character idiom ➜ 青年客気
年少者【ねんしょうしゃnenshousha】

noun:

  • youth; minor; young people

Kanji

年

ネンNEN・としtoshi

year; counter for years

少

ショウSHOU・すくないsuku.nai・すこしsuko.shi

few; little


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