Results, 緩徐

緩徐【かんじょkanjo】 Inflection

adjectival noun / noun:

  • gentle and quiet

Kanji definition:

緩

カンKAN・ゆるいyuru.i・ゆるやかyuru.yaka・ゆるむyuru.mu・ゆるめるyuru.meru

slacken; loosen; relax; lessen; be moderate; ease

Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7de9
JIS208:
20-43
Nanori:
ひろhiro
Hangul:
완 [wan]
Pinyin:
huǎn
Stroke order:
Example words:
緩和【かんわkanwa】
relief; mitigation; alleviation; relaxation; softening
緩やか【ゆるやかyuruyaka】
loose; slack; / gentle; easy; slow; / lenient; liberal; lax
緩い【ゆるいyurui】
loose; / lenient; lax; / gentle (curve, slope, etc.); / slow; weak; / soft; not firm; / difficult; hard
緩む【ゆるむyurumu】
to become loose; to slacken (e.g. rope); / to become less tense; to relax; to let one's guard down; / to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision); to become lax; / to become softer (e.g. ground, facial expression); (of ice) to partially melt; / to decrease (e.g. speed); / (of a market price) to go down slightly
緩急【かんきゅうkankyuu】
pace; tempo; slow and fast; / in case of emergency
徐

ジョJO・おもむろにomomu.roni

gradually; slowly; deliberately; gently

Strokes:
10
Radical:
彳 step
SKIP:
1-3-7
UTF:
5f90
JIS208:
29-89
Hangul:
서 [seo]
Pinyin:
xú
Stroke order:
Example words:
徐々【じょじょjojo】
gradually; steadily; quietly; slowly; little by little; / soon
徐行【じょこうjokou】
going slowly
徐歩【じょほjoho】
walking slowly
徐脈【じょみゃくjomyaku】
bradycardia
緩徐【かんじょkanjo】
gentle and quiet

Partial results:

緩徐曲【かんじょきょくkanjokyoku】

noun:

  • adagio

Kanji

緩

カンKAN・ゆるいyuru.i・ゆるやかyuru.yaka・ゆるむyuru.mu・ゆるめるyuru.meru

slacken; loosen; relax; lessen; be moderate; ease

徐

ジョJO・おもむろにomomu.roni

gradually; slowly; deliberately; gently


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