Meaning of 賓/meaning-of-くに in Japanese

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Definition of 賓/meaning-of-くに

  1. (n) negative (static) charge; negative electric charge; (sometimes called "negative electricity")
  1. (n) positive electric charge; positive (static) charge; (sometimes called "positive electricity")
かわ(kawa) · がわ(gawa) ·

川河 Kanji Details

  1. (n) river; stream

    この川はあの川の3倍長い。
    This river is three times longer than that one.

  2. (suf) the .... river; (suffix used with the names of rivers)

    信濃川と阿賀野川ではどちらが長いですか。
    Which is longer, the Shinano River or the Agano River?

  1. (n) country; (the) state

    王がその国を治めていた。
    The king governed the country.

  2. region

    『北の国から』は、北海道富良野市を舞台にしたフジテレビジョン制作のテレビドラマ。
    "From the North Country" is a TV drama produced by Fuji TV and set in Furano in Hokkaido.

  3. province (of Japan) →Related words: 国郡里制
  4. home (i.e. hometown, home country)

    その科学者は国の内外で有名である。
    The scientist is famous both at home and abroad.

  5. land; earth
  1. (n) positive electric charge; positive (static) charge; (sometimes called "positive electricity")
  1. (n) Halla okadai (species of eunicid worm used as fishing bait)
  2. (species of eunicid worm used as fishing bait) →Related words: 揺蚊
  3. red mite (i.e. a chigger) →Related words: 恙虫
  1. (n) (Buddh) ("like this"; often the opening word of a sutra) →Related words: 如是我聞
  2. ten thusnesses (in Tendai) →Related words: 十如是
くん(kun) · くに(kuni)

訓 Kanji Details

  1. (n) native Japanese reading (rendering) of a Chinese character →Related words:
ディーエッチ(diiecchi)
  1. (n) (designated hitter - baseball)
  1. (n) locked up feeling; cooped up feeling; feeling of entrapment; (feeling of hopelessness); being in a bind
  1. (n) miniature Chusan palm (Trachycarpus wagnerianus); (poss. Trachycarpus fortunei)
  1. (n) Gokturks; Sky Turks; Tujue; (powerful Turkic confederation from medieval Inner Asia)
こうじ(kouji) · くに(kuni) 垢膩

垢膩 Kanji Details

  1. (n) dirt and grease; filth; grime
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