Results, 贅

贅【ぜいzei】

noun:

  • extravagance; luxury

Kanji definition:

贅

セイSEI・いぼibo

luxury

Strokes:
18
Radical:
貝 shell
SKIP:
2-11-7
UTF:
8d05
JIS208:
76-52
Hangul:
췌 [chwe] ・ 취 [chwi]
Pinyin:
zhuì
Stroke order:
Example words:
贅沢【ぜいたくzeitaku】
luxury; extravagance; / to live in luxury; to indulge oneself; / lavish (use of something); abundant; copious; wasteful
贅【ぜいzei】
extravagance; luxury
贅沢品【ぜいたくひんzeitakuhin】
luxury item
贅肉【ぜいにくzeiniku】
excess flesh; flab
贅沢三昧【ぜいたくざんまいzeitakuzanmai】
indulging in every possible luxury

Partial results:

贅沢☆【ぜいたくzeitaku】 Inflection

noun / adjectival noun:

  • luxury; extravagance

~する noun:

  • to live in luxury; to indulge oneself

adjectival noun:

  • lavish (use of something); abundant; copious; wasteful

ロビンROBINはha口が肥えてkuchigakoete贅沢zeitakuになったninattaのnoかしらkashira。 Perhaps the robin's got a taste for the finer things in life and has become extravagant.

贅言【ぜいげんzeigen】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • verbosity; redundancy
贅沢品【ぜいたくひんzeitakuhin】ぜいたく品

noun:

  • luxury item

アメリカAMERIKAでdeはha自動車jidoushaはha必需品hitsujuhinでありdeari贅沢品zeitakuhinではないdehanai。 In the United States the automobile is a necessity and not a luxury.

贅六【ぜいろくzeiroku・ぜえろくzeeroku】才六

noun:

  • Edo term used to debase people from Kansai - archaism
贅する【ぜいするzeisuru】 Inflection

~する verb (spec.) / transitive:

  • to say more than necessary - archaism
贅沢屋【ぜいたくやzeitakuya】

noun:

  • person who lives an extravagant lifestyle
贅肉【ぜいにくzeiniku】ぜい肉

noun:

  • excess flesh; flab
贅沢三昧【ぜいたくざんまいzeitakuzanmai】

noun:

  • indulging in every possible luxury - four character idiom

Kanji

贅

セイSEI・いぼibo

luxury


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