Results, 親類

親類★【しんるいshinrui】

noun / ~の noun:

  • relation; kin

彼kareはha親類shinruiのno者monoとto意見ikenがga合わないawanai。 He disagrees with his relatives.

Kanji definition:

親

シンSHIN・おやoya・おや~oya ・したしいshita.shii・したしむshita.shimu

parent; intimacy; relative; familiarity; dealer (cards)

Strokes:
16
Radical:
見 see
SKIP:
1-9-7
UTF:
89aa
JIS208:
31-38
Nanori:
ぎgi・ちかchika・のりnori
Hangul:
친 [chin]
Pinyin:
qīn / qìng
Stroke order:
Example words:
父親【ちちおやchichioya】
father
母親【ははおやhahaoya】
mother
親【おやoya】
parent; parents; mother and father; / dealer (in cards, mahjong, etc.); banker; / founder; inventor; / (pet) owner; / key; parent (organization); main; / ancestor; forefather
両親【りょうしんryoushin】
parents; both parents
親子【おやこoyako】
parent and child
類

ルイRUI・たぐいtagu.i

sort; kind; variety; class; genus

Strokes:
18
Radical:
頁 face, page
SKIP:
1-9-9
UTF:
985e
JIS208:
46-64
Hangul:
류 [ryu]
Pinyin:
lèi
Stroke order:
Example words:
人類【じんるいjinrui】
mankind; humanity
種類【しゅるいshurui】
variety; kind; type; category; / counter for different sorts of things
書類【しょるいshorui】
document; official papers
親類【しんるいshinrui】
relation; kin
衣類【いるいirui】
clothes; clothing; garments

Partial results:

親類縁者【しんるいえんじゃshinruienja】

noun:

  • one's relatives by blood and marriage (in blood and law); one's kith and kin - four character idiom
親類付き合い【しんるいづきあいshinruizukiai】

noun:

  • (the quality of) inter-family association
親類書き【しんるいがきshinruigaki】

noun:

  • written record of one's relatives

Kanji

親

シンSHIN・おやoya・おや~oya ・したしいshita.shii・したしむshita.shimu

parent; intimacy; relative; familiarity; dealer (cards)

類

ルイRUI・たぐいtagu.i

sort; kind; variety; class; genus


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