Results, 漢文

漢文☆【かんぶんkanbun】

noun:

  • Chinese classical writing; Chinese classics
  • writing composed entirely of kanji

漢文kanbunのno試験shikenでde満点mantenをwo取るtoru生徒seitoはhaほとんどhotondoいませんimasen。 Almost no students get full marks in Chinese classics.

Kanji definition:

漢

カンKAN

Sino-; China

Strokes:
13
Radical:
水氵氺 water
SKIP:
1-3-10
UTF:
6f22
JIS208:
20-33
Nanori:
はんhan
Hangul:
한 [han]
Pinyin:
hàn
Stroke order:
Example words:
漢字【かんじkanji】
Chinese characters; kanji
漢文【かんぶんkanbun】
Chinese classical writing; Chinese classics; / writing composed entirely of kanji
漢方薬【かんぽうやくkanpouyaku】
Chinese herbal medicine
漢語【かんごkango】
Japanese word of Chinese origin; Sino-Japanese word; / (ancient) Chinese language
痴漢【ちかんchikan】
masher; molester; pervert
文

ブンBUN・モンMON・ふみfumi・あやaya

sentence; literature; style; art; decoration; figures; plan; literary radical (no. 67)

Strokes:
4
Radical:
文 script
SKIP:
2-2-2
UTF:
6587
JIS208:
42-24
Nanori:
かざりkazari・ふfu・もmo
Hangul:
문 [mun]
Pinyin:
wén / wèn
Stroke order:
Example words:
文化【ぶんかbunka】
culture; civilization; civilisation; / Bunka era (1804.2.11-1818.4.22)
文書【ぶんしょbunsho】
document; writing; letter; paperwork; note; records; archives; / document addressed to someone in particular (jargon used in paleography)
文学【ぶんがくbungaku】
literature
文字【もじmoji】
letter (of alphabet); character; / writing
文部省【もんぶしょうmonbushou】
Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (1871-2001)

Partial results:

漢文典【かんぶんてんkanbunten】

noun:

漢文訓読【かんぶんくんどくkanbunkundoku】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • reading a Chinese text in Japanese
漢文法【かんぶんぽうkanbunpou】

noun:

漢文学【かんぶんがくkanbungaku】

noun:

  • Chinese classical literature; Chinese classics
漢文訓読文【かんぶんくんどくぶんkanbunkundokubun】

noun:

Kanji

漢

カンKAN

Sino-; China

文

ブンBUN・モンMON・ふみfumi・あやaya

sentence; literature; style; art; decoration; figures; plan; literary radical (no. 67)


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