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<12345>Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
安東 see styles |
andon アンドン |
More info & calligraphy: Antone |
安養 安养 see styles |
ān yǎng an1 yang3 an yang anyan アニャン |
to foster; to provide care (esp. for the elderly) (place-name) Anyang (South Korea) paradise |
定州 see styles |
dìng zhōu ding4 zhou1 ting chou chonchu チョンチュ |
Dingzhou, county-level city in Baoding 保定[Bao3 ding4], Hebei (place-name) Chongju (North Korea); Jongju |
密営 see styles |
mitsuei; miryon / mitsue; miryon みつえい; ミリョン |
secret military camp (Korea) (kor: miryeong); guerrilla camp |
密陽 see styles |
miruyan ミルヤン |
(place-name) Miryang (South Korea); Milyang |
富川 see styles |
puchon プチョン |
(place-name) Bucheon (South Korea) |
對馬 对马 see styles |
duì mǎ dui4 ma3 tui ma touma / toma とうま |
Tsushima Island, between Japan and South Korea (surname) Touma |
尚州 see styles |
sanju サンジュ |
(place-name) Sangju (South Korea) |
岩茸 see styles |
iwakoke いわこけ |
(kana only) rock tripe (edible lichen used as medication in Korea, China and Japan); (surname) Iwakoke |
巨済 see styles |
koje コジェ |
(place-name) Geoje (South Korea) |
平城 see styles |
píng chéng ping2 cheng2 p`ing ch`eng ping cheng heijou; heizei / hejo; heze へいじょう; へいぜい |
Pyongsong (city in North Korea) (hist) (See 平城京) Heijō-kyō (capital of Japan from 710-40 and 745-84; located in present-day Nara); (place-name) Pyongsong (North Korea); P'yongsong |
平壌 see styles |
pyonyan(p); heijou / pyonyan(p); hejo ピョンヤン(P); へいじょう |
(kana only) Pyongyang (North Korea); (place-name) Pyongyang |
平壤 see styles |
píng rǎng ping2 rang3 p`ing jang ping jang |
Pyongyang, capital of North Korea |
平昌 see styles |
píng chāng ping2 chang1 p`ing ch`ang ping chang pyonchan ピョンチャン |
Pingchang county in Panzhihua 攀枝花[Pan1 zhi1 hua1], south Sichuan (place-name) Pyeongchang (South Korea) |
平沢 see styles |
pyonteku ピョンテク |
(place-name) Pyeongtaek (South Korea) |
徳川 see styles |
tokuchon トクチョン |
(place-name) Tokchon (North Korea) |
忠州 see styles |
chunju チュンジュ |
(place-name) Chungju (South Korea) |
忠清 see styles |
zhōng qīng zhong1 qing1 chung ch`ing chung ching chuusei / chuse ちゅうせい |
Chungcheong Province of Joseon Korea, now divided into North Chungcheong province 忠清北道[Zhong1 qing1 bei3 dao4] and South Chungcheong province 忠清南道[Zhong1 qing1 nan2 dao4] of South Korea (given name) Chuusei |
恵山 see styles |
hesan ヘサン |
(place-name) Hyesan (North Korea) |
慶山 see styles |
kyonsan キョンサン |
(place-name) Gyeongsan (South Korea) |
慶州 庆州 see styles |
qìng zhōu qing4 zhou1 ch`ing chou ching chou kyonju キョンジュ |
Qingzhou, ancient northern province; Gyeongju City, South Korea (place-name) Gyeongju, South Korea Gyeongju |
扶余 see styles |
fuyo ふよ |
(place-name) Buyeo (ancient kingdom bordering China in the north of Korea) |
抱川 see styles |
pochon ポチョン |
(place-name) Pocheon (South Korea) |
文川 see styles |
munchon ムンチョン |
(place-name) Munchon (North Korea) |
新浦 see styles |
xīn pǔ xin1 pu3 hsin p`u hsin pu shinpo シンポ |
Xinpu district of Lianyungang city 連雲港市|连云港市[Lian2 yun2 gang3 shi4], Jiangsu (place-name) Sinpo (North Korea); Sinp'o |
日鮮 see styles |
nissen にっせん |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (rare) (See 日韓,日朝) Japan and Korea; Japanese-Korean |
昌原 see styles |
chāng yuán chang1 yuan2 ch`ang yüan chang yüan chanwon チャンウォン |
Changwon City, capital of South Gyeongsang Province 慶尚南道|庆尚南道[Qing4 shang4 nan2 dao4], South Korea (place-name) Changwon (South Korea) |
春川 see styles |
chunchon チュンチョン |
(place-name) Chuncheon (South Korea) |
晋州 see styles |
chinju チンジュ |
(place-name) Jinju (South Korea) |
朝中 see styles |
cháo zhōng chao2 zhong1 ch`ao chung chao chung asanaga あさなが |
North Korea-China (surname) Asanaga |
朝韓 朝韩 see styles |
cháo hán chao2 han2 ch`ao han chao han |
North and South Korea |
木浦 see styles |
mokupo モクポ |
(place-name) Mokpo (South Korea); Mokp'o |
李朝 see styles |
richou / richo りちょう |
(1) (hist) (See 李氏朝鮮・りしちょうせん) Joseon dynasty (Korea, 1392-1910); Yi dynasty; (2) (hist) Ly dynasty (Vietnam, 1009-1225) |
束草 see styles |
sokucho ソクチョ |
(place-name) Sokcho (South Korea) |
来韓 see styles |
raikan らいかん |
(n,vs,vi) coming to Korea; visit to Korea; arrival in Korea |
来鮮 see styles |
raisen らいせん |
coming to Korea |
東海 东海 see styles |
dōng hǎi dong1 hai3 tung hai toukai / tokai とうかい |
East China Sea; East Sea (Chinese mythology and ancient geography) (1) Tōkai region; region south of Tokyo on the Pacific Ocean side of Japan; (2) (sensitive word) (See 日本海) East Sea (Korean name for the Sea of Japan); (place-name) Donghae (South Korea) eastern sea |
松島 松岛 see styles |
sōng dǎo song1 dao3 sung tao sondo ソンド |
Matsushima (name); Matsushima town and national park in Miyagi prefecture, Japan (place-name) Songdo International Business District (South Korea) |
果川 see styles |
kachon クァチョン |
(place-name) Gwacheon (South Korea) |
栄州 see styles |
yonju ヨンジュ |
(place-name) Yeongju (South Korea) |
梁山 see styles |
liáng shān liang2 shan1 liang shan yansan ヤンサン |
Liangshan city and County in Jining 濟寧|济宁[Ji3 ning2], Shandong (place-name) Yangsan (South Korea) |
棒國 棒国 see styles |
bàng guó bang4 guo2 pang kuo |
(derog.) Korea |
楊州 see styles |
yanju ヤンジュ |
(place-name) Yangju (South Korea) |
水原 see styles |
shuǐ yuán shui3 yuan2 shui yüan suwon スウォン |
Suweon City, capital of Gyeonggi province 京畿道[Jing1 ji1 dao4], South Korea (place-name) Suwon (South Korea) |
水源 see styles |
shuǐ yuán shui3 yuan2 shui yüan suigen すいげん |
water source; water supply; headwaters of a river source of river; fountainhead; (place-name) Suwon (South Korea) |
永川 see styles |
yǒng chuān yong3 chuan1 yung ch`uan yung chuan yonchon ヨンチョン |
Yongchuan, a district of Chongqing 重慶|重庆[Chong2qing4] (place-name) Yeongcheon (South Korea) |
江南 see styles |
jiāng nán jiang1 nan2 chiang nan chiannan チアンナン |
south of Changjiang or Yangtze river; south of the lower reaches of Changjiang; often refers to south Jiangsu, south Anhui and north Zhejiang provinces; a province during Qing times; in literature, refers to the sunny south; Gangnam (district in Seoul, South Korea) (place-name) Jiangnan (China) |
江界 see styles |
kange カンゲ |
(place-name) Kanggye (North Korea) |
江陵 see styles |
jiāng líng jiang1 ling2 chiang ling kannun カンヌン |
Jiangling county in Jingzhou 荊州|荆州[Jing1 zhou1], Hubei (place-name) Gangneung (South Korea) Jiangling |
沈菜 see styles |
kimuchi キムチ |
(1) (kana only) kimchi (kor: kimch'i); kimchee; spicy Korean pickled cabbage; (2) (derogatory term) (slang) (kana only) Korea; Korean |
泗川 see styles |
sachon サチョン |
(place-name) Sacheon (South Korea) |
浦項 浦项 see styles |
pǔ xiàng pu3 xiang4 p`u hsiang pu hsiang pohan ポハン |
Pohang (city in South Korea) (place-name) Pohang (South Korea) |
海州 see styles |
hǎi zhōu hai3 zhou1 hai chou heju ヘジュ |
Haizhou district of Lianyungang city 連雲港市|连云港市[Lian2 yun2 gang3 shi4], Jiangsu; Haizhou district of Fuxin city 阜新市[Fu4 xin1 shi4], Liaoning (place-name) Haeju (North Korea) |
清州 see styles |
qīng zhōu qing1 zhou1 ch`ing chou ching chou chonju チョンジュ |
Cheongju, capital of North Chungcheong Province, South Korea 忠清北道[Zhong1 qing1 bei3 dao4] (place-name) Cheongju (South Korea) |
清津 see styles |
chonjin チョンジン |
(place-name) Chongjin (North Korea) |
済州 see styles |
cheju; saishuu / cheju; saishu チェジュ; さいしゅう |
Jeju (special self-governing province and island in South Korea); (place-name) Jeju (South Korea); Saishū (name used during Japanese occupation of South Korea in WWII) |
渡韓 see styles |
tokan とかん |
(noun/participle) going to South Korea |
満浦 see styles |
manpo マンポ |
(place-name) Manpo (North Korea); Manp'o |
漢城 汉城 see styles |
hàn chéng han4 cheng2 han ch`eng han cheng hanson ハンソン |
Hanseong, former name of Seoul (capital of South Korea), replaced in 2005 with 首爾|首尔[Shou3 er3] (place-name) Hanson (former name of Seoul) |
漢陽 汉阳 see styles |
hàn yáng han4 yang2 han yang hanyan ハニャン |
Hanyang county in Hubei province; historical name Hanyang for Seoul, Korea (place-name) Hanyang (former name of Seoul, South Korea) |
濊貊 see styles |
huì mò hui4 mo4 hui mo |
Yemaek, ancient ethnic group of Manchuria and Korea, precursors of Korean Goguryeo kingdom |
濟州 济州 see styles |
jì zhōu ji4 zhou1 chi chou |
Jeju Island special autonomous province (Cheju Island), South Korea, a World Heritage site |
火計 see styles |
hibakari ひばかり |
pottery fired in Japan but made with Korean ingredients by Korean potters brought to Japan after the Japanese invasions of Korea |
烏山 see styles |
osan オサン |
(place-name) Osan (South Korea) |
熙川 see styles |
hichon ヒチョン |
(place-name) Huichon (North Korea) |
牙山 see styles |
asan アサン |
(place-name) Asan (South Korea) |
特ア see styles |
tokua とくア |
(abbreviation) (colloquialism) Asian countries with strong anti-Japanese sentiment (i.e. China, South Korea, and North Korea) |
特亜 see styles |
tokua とくア |
(ateji / phonetic) (abbreviation) (colloquialism) Asian countries with strong anti-Japanese sentiment (i.e. China, South Korea, and North Korea) |
瑞山 see styles |
sosan ソサン |
(place-name) Seosan (South Korea) |
益山 see styles |
ikusan イクサン |
(place-name) Iksan (South Korea) |
端川 see styles |
tanchon タンチョン |
(place-name) Tanchon (North Korea) |
箕子 see styles |
jī zǐ ji1 zi3 chi tzu |
Jizi, legendary sage from end of Shang dynasty (c. 1100 BC), said to have opposed the tyrant Zhou 紂|纣[Zhou4], then ruled ancient Korea in the Zhou 周[Zhou1] dynasty |
米朝 see styles |
beichou / becho べいちょう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) United States and North Korea; American-North Korean; (given name) Beichō |
米韓 see styles |
beikan / bekan べいかん |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) United States and South Korea; American-Korean |
統営 see styles |
tonyon トンヨン |
(place-name) Tongyeong (South Korea) |
羅先 see styles |
rason ラソン |
(place-name) Rason (North Korea) |
羅州 see styles |
naju ナジュ |
(place-name) Naju (South Korea) |
美朝 see styles |
měi cháo mei3 chao2 mei ch`ao mei chao yoshitomo よしとも |
US and North Korea (given name) Yoshitomo |
群山 see styles |
qún shān qun2 shan1 ch`ün shan chün shan gunzan; murayama ぐんざん; むらやま |
mountains; a range of hills mountain range; cluster of mountains; mountainous region; (place-name) Gunsan (South Korea) |
義兵 see styles |
gihei / gihe ぎへい |
(hist) righteous army (esp. in Korea); member of a righteous army; irregular militia; (personal name) Gihei |
義王 see styles |
iwan ウィワン |
(place-name) Uiwang (South Korea) |
聞慶 see styles |
mungyon ムンギョン |
(place-name) Mungyeong (South Korea) |
聯隊 联队 see styles |
lián duì lian2 dui4 lien tui rentai れんたい |
wing (of an air force); sports team representing a combination of entities (e.g. United Korea) (noun - becomes adjective with の) regiment |
脱北 see styles |
dappoku; datsuhoku だっぽく; だつほく |
(noun/participle) fleeing from North Korea |
華城 see styles |
fason ファソン |
(place-name) Hwaseong (South Korea) |
蔚山 see styles |
wèi shān wei4 shan1 wei shan urusan ウルサン |
Ulsan Metropolitan City in South Gyeongsang Province 慶尚南道|庆尚南道[Qing4 shang4 nan2 dao4], South Korea (place-name) Ulsan (South Korea) |
蔚珍 see styles |
uruchin ウルチン |
(place-name) Uljin (Korea) |
訪韓 see styles |
houkan / hokan ほうかん |
(noun/participle) visit to South Korea |
論山 see styles |
nonsan ノンサン |
(place-name) Nonsan (South Korea) |
貉子 see styles |
háo zi hao2 zi5 hao tzu |
raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides); raccoon of North China, Korea and Japan (Japanese: tanuki); also called 狸 |
軍浦 see styles |
kunpo クンポ |
(place-name) Gunpo (South Korea) |
迦羅 迦罗 see styles |
jiā luó jia1 luo2 chia lo kara から |
(place-name) Gaya (4th-6th century confederacy of chiefdoms in the Nakdong River valley of southern Korea) kalā, 哥羅; 歌羅; a minute part, an atom; the hundredth part lengthwise of a human hair; also a sixteenth part of anything. Also kāla (and 迦攞), a definite time, a division of time; the time of work, study, etc., as opposed to leisure time. kāla, among other meanings, also means black, for which 迦羅迦 kālaka is sometimes used, e.g. the black nāga. |
郷学 see styles |
gougaku; kyougaku / gogaku; kyogaku ごうがく; きょうがく |
village school (esp. in Edo-era Japan, and ancient Korea and China) |
金堤 see styles |
kimuje キムジェ |
(place-name) Gimje (South Korea) |
金晟 金成 see styles |
jīn chéng jin1 cheng2 chin ch`eng chin cheng |
Sung KIM, US diplomat and director of US State Department's Korea office |
金泉 see styles |
jīn quán jin1 quan2 chin ch`üan chin chüan kimuchon キムチョン |
Gimcheon (city in South Korea) (place-name) Gimcheon (South Korea) |
金浦 see styles |
kinpo キンポ |
(place-name) Gimpo (South Korea); Kimpo |
金海 see styles |
kime キメ |
(place-name) Gimhae (South Korea) |
金策 see styles |
kinsaku きんさく |
(n,vs,vi) (means of) raising money; (place-name) Kimchaek (North Korea) |
鎖國 锁国 see styles |
suǒ guó suo3 guo2 so kuo |
to close a country; to exclude foreign contact; closed country (Qing China, North Korea etc) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 100 results for "Korea" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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