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noun
manners, courtesy, etiquette

noun
manners, behavior, behaviour
See also:お行儀

noun, no-adjective
ceremony, rite, ritual, service

noun, auxillary suru verb
bow, bowing(polite language)
See also:辞儀
Other readings:
御辞儀【おじぎ】

adjective
unavoidable, inevitable, beyond one's control
Other readings:
余儀無い【よぎない】

adverb
unavoidably, necessarily, inevitably
Other readings:
余儀無く【よぎなく】

noun
1.
ceremony
2.
matter, affair
suffix
3.
with regard to, as for, as concerns(used after a person's name, a personal pronoun, etc. in epistolary style)

noun
1.
celebration, celebratory event, wedding ceremony
2.
congratulatory gift
3.
tip, gratuity

noun
1.
way (of doing things), method, style, fashion
2.
school (e.g. of poetry)
See also:流派

noun
ceremony, rite, ritual, service

na-adjective, noun
upright, honest, faithful, conscientious, sincere
Other readings:
律義【りちぎ】

noun
undertaker's office, funeral home, funeral parlor

na-adjective
formal, courteous, ritual, ritualistic

noun
secret techniques (of an art or skill), inner mysteries, essence, quintessence, heart
Other readings:
奥義【おくぎ】
奥儀【おうぎ】
奥儀【おくぎ】
奥技【おうぎ】[1]
奥技【おくぎ】[1]
Notes:
  1. word containing irregular kanji usage

noun
1.
state ceremony
na-adjective
2.
laborious, troublesome, irksome, arduous

noun
dignity, majesty, dignified manner

noun
informal kasaya worn primarily by adherents of Pure Land Buddhism(obscure)
See also:袈裟

noun
1.
one matter, one case
2.
physical intimacy, sexual intercourse

noun
missus, missis(usually kana, familiar language)(orig. honorific)
Other readings:
おかみさん《お内儀さん》
おかみさん《御上さん》
おかみさん《御内儀さん》

noun
manners, behavior, behaviour(polite language)
See also:行儀
Other readings:
御行儀【おぎょうぎ】
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Kanji results(showing 1 results)


Written with 15 strokes
Taught in Junior high
ceremony, rule, affair, case, a matter
ON:
  • gi
Nanori:
  • のり
    nori
  • よし
    yoshi

Sentence results (showing 1-10 of 200 results)


Politeness is less observed today than it used to be

しき
儀式
じゅんちょう
順調に
すす
進んだ
The ceremony went off well

いじょう
以上
かれ
ぎょうぎ
行儀
わる
悪さ
まん
我慢
I cannot put up with his bad manners any longer

She bowed in thanks

しき
儀式
した
明日
もよ
催される
The ceremony will take place tomorrow

アルセスト
くん
ぞく
家族
ぎょうぎ
行儀
Alceste's family is eating with proper manners

I simply cannot put up with her manners

She inclined her head in greeting

I don't think they can behave themselves at the party

Every child bowed to the teacher
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