Results, 新手 #n

あらてarateしんてshinte

noun / ~の noun:

  • fresh supply of troops; newcomer あらて
  • new method; new trick

これkorehaなんだnandaキャッチセールスKYATCHISEERUSUじゃないjanainoならnara新手arateno逆ナンgyakuNANだろうかdarouka Then what is this I wonder? If it isn't dodgy door-to-door sales then could it be a new kind of pickup technique for the ladies?

Kanji definition:

シンSHINあたらしいatara.shiiあらara.taあら~ara にい~nii

new

Strokes:
13
Radical:
斤 axe
SKIP:
1-9-4
UTF:
65b0
JIS208:
31-23
Nanori:
あせaseあたらしatarashishiniにっniにつnitsuよしyoshi
Hangul:
신 [sin]
Pinyin:
xīn
Stroke order:
Example words:
新聞しんぶんshinbun
newspaper
新たあらたarata
new; fresh; novel
新党しんとうshintou
new (political) party
新人しんじんshinjin
new face; newcomer; rookie; fresh recruit; / modern humans (from Cro-Magnon man onwards)
新幹線しんかんせんshinkansen
Shinkansen; bullet train

シュSHUZUteて~te ~て teた~ta

hand

Strokes:
4
Radical:
手扌龵 hand
SKIP:
2-1-3
UTF:
624b
JIS208:
28-74
Hangul:
수 [su]
Pinyin:
shǒu
Stroke order:
Example words:
選手せんしゅsenshu
player (sports); athlete; team member
大手おおてoote
major company; big company; / front castle gate; / force attacking the front of a castle
te
hand; arm; / forepaw; foreleg; / handle; / hand; worker; help; / trouble; care; effort; / means; way; trick; move; technique; workmanship; / hand; handwriting; / kind; type; sort; / one's hands; one's possession; / ability to cope; / hand (of cards); / direction; / move (in go, shogi, etc.)
相手あいてaite
companion; partner; company; / other party; addressee; / opponent (sports, etc.)
取っ手とってtotte
handle; grip; knob

Kanji

シンSHINあたらしいatara.shiiあらara.taあら~ara にい~nii

new

シュSHUZUteて~te ~て teた~ta

hand


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