Results, 辻講釈

辻講釈【つじごうしゃくtsujigoushaku】

noun:

  • stories (esp. war stories) or lectures told by someone near a road or temple while begging for money

Kanji definition:

辻

つじtsuji

crossing; crossroad; street corners; (kokuji)

Strokes:
5 or 4 or 6
Radical:
⻌辵辶 walk
SKIP:
3-4-2
UTF:
8fbb
JIS208:
36-52
Hangul:
십 [sib]
Stroke order:
Alternative stroke order:
Example words:
辻【つじtsuji】
intersection; crossing; crossroad; street corner; street
辻堂【つじどうtsujidou】
wayside shrine
辻説法【つじせっぽうtsujiseppou】
street preaching
辻褄が合う【つじつまがあうtsujitsumagaau】
to be consistent; to be coherent
辻君【つじぎみtsujigimi】
streetwalker; nightwalker; prostitute
講

コウKOU

lecture; club; association

Strokes:
17
Radical:
言訁 speech
SKIP:
1-7-10
UTF:
8b1b
JIS208:
25-54
Hangul:
강 [gang]
Pinyin:
jiǎng
Stroke order:
Example words:
講演【こうえんkouen】
lecture; address; speech
講師【こうしkoushi】
lecturer
講座【こうざkouza】
academic teaching unit; lectureship; professorial chair; / course (e.g. of lectures)
講義【こうぎkougi】
lecture
受講【じゅこうjukou】
taking (attending) lectures
釈

シャクSHAKU・セキSEKI・とくtoku・すてるsu.teru・ゆるすyuru.su

explanation

➜
釋
Strokes:
11
Radical:
釆 distinguish
SKIP:
1-7-4
UTF:
91c8
JIS208:
28-65
Nanori:
しゃsha
Hangul:
석 [seog]
Pinyin:
shì
Stroke order:
Example words:
解釈【かいしゃくkaishaku】
explanation; interpretation
釈放【しゃくほうshakuhou】
release; liberation; acquittal
保釈【ほしゃくhoshaku】
bail; releasing on bail
釈明【しゃくめいshakumei】
explanation; vindication
会釈【えしゃくeshaku】
slight bow (as a greeting or sign of gratitude); nod; salutation; / consideration; thoughtfulness

Kanji

辻

つじtsuji

crossing; crossroad; street corners; (kokuji)

講

コウKOU

lecture; club; association


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