Results, 軟式

なんしきnanshiki

noun / ~の noun:

  • soft (esp. of softball, tennis, etc.) 硬式

Kanji definition:

ナンNANやわらかyawa.rakaやわらかいyawa.rakai

soft

Strokes:
11
Radical:
車 car
SKIP:
1-7-4
UTF:
8edf
JIS208:
38-80
Hangul:
연 [yeon]
Pinyin:
ruǎn
Stroke order:
Example words:
柔軟じゅうなんjuunan
flexible; lithe; soft; pliable
軟化なんかnanka
softening; / softening (of attitude); mollification; / weakening (of the market); / blanching (e.g. of vegetables; by depriving of light)
軟らかやわらかyawaraka
soft; tender; limp; subdued (colour or light) (color); gentle; meek
軟らかいやわらかいyawarakai
soft; tender; pliant; supple; limber; limp; / gentle; mild; mellow; / informal; light; flexible (e.g. thinking)
軟式なんしきnanshiki
soft (esp. of softball, tennis, etc.)

シキSHIKI

style; ceremony; rite; function; method; system; form; expression

Strokes:
6
Radical:
弋 shoot, arrow, ceremony
SKIP:
3-3-3
UTF:
5f0f
JIS208:
28-16
Nanori:
のりnori
Hangul:
식 [sig]
Pinyin:
shì
Stroke order:
Example words:
株式かぶしきkabushiki
stock (company)
正式せいしきseishiki
due form; official; formality
公式こうしきkoushiki
formal; official; / formula (e.g. mathematical)
方式ほうしきhoushiki
form; method; system; formula
形式けいしきkeishiki
form (as opposed to substance); formality; / method; system; style; / format; mode; appearance; form (something takes); / math expression

Partial results:

なんしきテニスnanshikiTENISU

noun:

なんしきていきゅうnanshikiteikyuu

noun:

  • softball tennis
なんしきやきゅうnanshikiyakyuu

noun:

  • Japanese version of baseball played with a hard rubber ball - Sports term 硬式野球

Kanji

ナンNANやわらかyawa.rakaやわらかいyawa.rakai

soft

シキSHIKI

style; ceremony; rite; function; method; system; form; expression


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