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Simple Dictionary Definition |
鉄鎚 see styles |
tettsui てっつい kanazuchi かなづち |
(1) iron hammer; (2) crushing blow; (1) hammer; (2) (kana only) hopeless swimmer; complete beginner at swimming; someone who sinks like a stone |
鋪石 see styles |
shikiishi / shikishi しきいし |
paving stone; pavement |
鏗然 铿然 see styles |
kēng rán keng1 ran2 k`eng jan keng jan kouzen / kozen こうぜん |
(literary) resonant (adj-t,adv-to) emitting a shrill sound (musical instrument, metal, stone) |
鐵石 铁石 see styles |
tiě shí tie3 shi2 t`ieh shih tieh shih tetsuishi てついし |
iron and stone (surname) Tetsuishi |
鑚る see styles |
kiru きる |
(transitive verb) (obscure) to start a fire (with wood-wood friction or by striking metal against stone) |
鑽る see styles |
kiru きる |
(transitive verb) (obscure) to start a fire (with wood-wood friction or by striking metal against stone) |
長石 长石 see styles |
cháng shí chang2 shi2 ch`ang shih chang shih chouseki / choseki ちょうせき |
stone beam; horizontal slab of stone; feldspar or felspar (geology) feldspar; (place-name) Nagashi |
門墩 门墩 see styles |
mén dūn men2 dun1 men tun |
wooden or stone block supporting the axle of a door |
附け see styles |
tsuke つけ |
(1) bill; bill of sale; payment invoice; (2) tab (for later payment); credit; (3) (kana only) contact move (in go); direct attack to an enemy stone; (4) (kana only) sound effect produced by striking with clappers a wooden board in kabuki; (5) (archaism) letter; (6) (archaism) reason; motive; pretext; (7) (archaism) one's fortune; one's luck |
陶硯 陶砚 see styles |
táo yàn tao2 yan4 t`ao yen tao yen |
ink stone made of pottery |
階梯 阶梯 see styles |
jiē tī jie1 ti1 chieh t`i chieh ti kaitai かいてい |
flight of steps; (fig.) stepping stone; way to reach the goal of (1) stairs; (2) rank; grade; gradations; step; (3) guide; guidebook; (4) slanted ladder (exercise equipment) rungs of a ladder |
雕鐫 雕镌 see styles |
diāo juān diao1 juan1 tiao chüan |
to engrave (wood or stone); to carve |
雲梯 云梯 see styles |
yún tī yun2 ti1 yün t`i yün ti untei / unte うんてい |
(military) ladder used for scaling the walls of a fortified place (i.e. for escalading) in ancient times; firefighters' extension ladder; stone steps on a mountain (1) overhead ladder; horizontal ladder; monkey bars; (2) yunti (scaling ladder used for escalade in ancient China); (surname) Unade |
雷鈷 see styles |
raiko らいこ |
(See 独鈷石) ground stone tool from the late Jomon period |
霊石 see styles |
reiseki / reseki れいせき |
miraculous stone; magical rock |
非情 see styles |
fēi qíng fei1 qing2 fei ch`ing fei ching hijou / hijo ひじょう |
(adj-na,adj-no,n) (1) cold-hearted; callous; unfeeling; cruel; (adj-na,adj-no,n) (2) {Buddh} (ant: 有情・1) insentient (objects); insensate; inanimate Non-sentient objects such as grass, wood; earth, stone. |
面石 see styles |
miàn shí mian4 shi2 mien shih |
face stone |
頂石 顶石 see styles |
dǐng shí ding3 shi2 ting shih |
Like a heavy stone on the head, to be got rid of with speed, e.g. transmigration. |
飛石 see styles |
tobiishi / tobishi とびいし |
(1) stepping stones; (2) (obscure) stone skipping; ducks and drakes; (surname) Tobiishi |
飛礫 see styles |
tsubute つぶて |
stone thrown at somebody; throwing stones |
首石 see styles |
oyaishi おやいし |
(can be adjective with の) important stone in a construction |
駁岸 驳岸 see styles |
bó àn bo2 an4 po an |
a low stone wall built along the water's edge to protect an embankment; revetment |
髻寶 see styles |
jì bǎo ji4 bao3 chi pao |
precious stone worn in the topknot |
髻珠 see styles |
jì zhū ji4 zhu1 chi chu |
髻寶 The precious stone worn in the 髻 topknot; a king's most prized possession in the Lotus Sūtra parable. |
魔石 see styles |
maseki ませき |
magic stone (in fiction) |
黒石 see styles |
kuroishi くろいし |
(1) (See 白石) black stone; (2) black (go pieces); (given name) Kokuseki |
點石 点石 see styles |
diǎn shí dian3 shi2 tien shih |
The stones nodded in approval (when 道生 Daosheng read the Nirvana Sutra). |
龕室 see styles |
kān shì kan1 shi4 k`an shih kan shih |
stone niche |
ケイマ see styles |
keima / kema ケイマ |
(1) (shogi) knight; (2) (kana only) keima (in go); knight's move; stone placed at a knight's jump from another stone of the same color |
すとん see styles |
suton ストン |
(n,adv-to) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) thud; bang; (personal name) Stone |
中台石 see styles |
zhōng tái shí zhong1 tai2 shi2 chung t`ai shih chung tai shih chūtai seki |
central support stone |
人造石 see styles |
jinzouseki / jinzoseki じんぞうせき |
(See 自然石) artificial stone; fake rock |
仏足石 see styles |
bussokuseki ぶっそくせき |
{Buddh} footprint of the Buddha carved in stone |
佛足石 see styles |
fó zú shí fo2 zu2 shi2 fo tsu shih bussoku seki |
buddha footprint stone |
光明石 see styles |
koumeiseki; koumyouseki / komeseki; komyoseki こうめいせき; こうみょうせき |
kōmeiseki; kōmei stone; slightly radioactive stone used in onsens, traditional medicine, etc. |
切り石 see styles |
kiriishi / kirishi きりいし |
hewn stone; quarried stone; ashlar; flagstone |
割り栗 see styles |
wariguri わりぐり |
rubble; broken stone |
呼吸点 see styles |
kokyuuten / kokyuten こきゅうてん |
liberty (of a stone in go) |
哲人石 see styles |
zhé rén shí zhe2 ren2 shi2 che jen shih |
philosopher's stone |
土台石 see styles |
dodaiishi / dodaishi どだいいし |
cornerstone; foundation stone |
圧し石 see styles |
oshiishi / oshishi おしいし |
stone weight |
地台石 see styles |
dì tái shí di4 tai2 shi2 ti t`ai shih ti tai shih chitai seki |
pedestal stone |
埋み門 see styles |
uzumimon うずみもん |
(See 穴門・あなもん) small gate in a mud or stone wall |
墊腳石 垫脚石 see styles |
diàn jiǎo shí dian4 jiao3 shi2 tien chiao shih |
stepping stone; fig. person used to advance one's career |
大石鴴 大石鸻 see styles |
dà shí héng da4 shi2 heng2 ta shih heng |
(bird species of China) great stone-curlew (Esacus recurvirostris) |
大谷石 see styles |
ooyaishi おおやいし |
Oya tuff stone |
大靑珠 see styles |
dà qīng zhū da4 qing1 zhu1 ta ch`ing chu ta ching chu daishōshu |
mahānīla. 摩訶尼羅 A precious stone, large and blue, perhaps identical with Indra-nīla-muktā, i.e. the Indra of precious stones, a 'sapphire' (M. W.). |
奠基石 see styles |
diàn jī shí dian4 ji1 shi2 tien chi shih |
foundation stone; cornerstone |
如意珠 see styles |
rú yì zhū ru2 yi4 zhu1 ju i chu nyoiju |
cintāmaṇi, a fabulous gem, the philosopher's stone, the talisman-pearl capable of responding to every wish, said to be obtained from the dragon-king of the sea, or the head of the great fish, Makara, or the relics of a Buddha. It is also called 如意寳 (如意寳珠); 如意摩尼. |
定礎式 see styles |
teisoshiki / tesoshiki ていそしき |
cornerstone (foundation stone) ceremony |
Variations: |
sane さね |
(1) (See 核・かく・1) seed (of a fruit); pit; pip; stone; (2) {archit} (See さねはぎ) tongue (projecting strip on a board that fits into a groove on another board); (3) (See 陰核) clitoris; (4) (archaism) core; kernel; heart |
尿結石 see styles |
nyoukesseki / nyokesseki にょうけっせき |
{med} (See 尿路結石) urinary calculus; urinary stone; urolith |
屋蓋石 屋盖石 see styles |
wū gài shí wu1 gai4 shi2 wu kai shih okukai seki |
cover-stone of pagoda or lantern |
岩盤浴 see styles |
ganbanyoku がんばんよく |
stone sauna; facility where one rests on towels laid on a slab of heated natural rock |
巨石陣 巨石阵 see styles |
jù shí zhèn ju4 shi2 zhen4 chü shih chen |
giant stone arrangement; Stonehenge |
庚申塚 see styles |
koushinzuka / koshinzuka こうしんづか |
(See 青面金剛,三猿) roadside standing stone dedicated to the Buddhist deity Shōmen Kongō (usu. also engraved with the three wise monkeys); (place-name) Kōshinzuka |
打込む see styles |
uchikomu うちこむ |
(transitive verb) (1) to drive in (e.g. nail, stake); to hammer in; (2) to hit (a ball, etc.); to drive; to smash; (3) to fire into (e.g. a crowd); to launch (e.g. missiles); to lob (e.g. grenades); (4) to input (data); to enter; (5) to devote oneself to; to go heart and soul into; to throw oneself into; to go head over heels for; (6) (sports) to practice hitting (baseball, tennis, etc.); (7) (martial arts term) to hit (an opponent in kendo, boxing, etc.); to get a blow in; (8) to invade one's opponent's territory (in the game of go); to place a stone in an opponent's formation; (9) to pour (concrete, etc.) into a form |
挽き茶 see styles |
hikicha ひきちゃ |
powdered green tea (steamed and dried before being stone-ground) |
捨て石 see styles |
suteishi / suteshi すていし |
(1) ornamental garden stone (seemingly placed randomly to give the garden a more natural appearance); (2) sacrificed stone (in the game of go) |
敲門磚 敲门砖 see styles |
qiāo mén zhuān qiao1 men2 zhuan1 ch`iao men chuan chiao men chuan |
lit. a brick as a door knocker (idiom); fig. a temporary expedient; to use sb as a stepping stone to fortune |
敷き石 see styles |
shikiishi / shikishi しきいし |
paving stone; pavement |
棄て石 see styles |
suteishi / suteshi すていし |
(1) ornamental garden stone (seemingly placed randomly to give the garden a more natural appearance); (2) sacrificed stone (in the game of go) |
歐石鴴 欧石鸻 see styles |
ōu shí héng ou1 shi2 heng2 ou shih heng |
(bird species of China) Eurasian stone-curlew (Burhinus oedicnemus) |
毛切石 see styles |
kekiriishi / kekirishi けきりいし |
(archaism) stone for cutting one's pubic hair (in public baths)(Edo period) |
水きり see styles |
mizukiri みずきり |
(noun/participle) (1) straining; draining; (2) drainer; strainer; colander; (3) cutwater (on ship); forefoot; drip (on building); flashing; throating; starling (on bridge); (4) stone skipping; skipping rocks; ducks and drakes; (noun/participle) (5) snipping the stem of a cut flower without raising it out of water |
水切り see styles |
mizukiri みずきり |
(noun/participle) (1) straining; draining; (2) drainer; strainer; colander; (3) cutwater (on ship); forefoot; drip (on building); flashing; throating; starling (on bridge); (4) stone skipping; skipping rocks; ducks and drakes; (noun/participle) (5) snipping the stem of a cut flower without raising it out of water |
浮き石 see styles |
ukiishi / ukishi うきいし |
(1) pumice stone; (2) loose rock; loose stone; (3) floating group (in the game of go); group without a base |
漬物石 see styles |
tsukemonoishi つけものいし |
weight stone (placed on pickles) |
瀝青岩 see styles |
rekiseigan / rekisegan れきせいがん |
asphalt rock; asphalt stone; bituminous rock; rock asphalt |
火災流 see styles |
kasairyuu / kasairyu かさいりゅう |
pyroclastic flow (type of volcanic eruption); stone wind |
火砕流 see styles |
kasairyuu / kasairyu かさいりゅう |
pyroclastic flow (type of volcanic eruption); stone wind |
無字碑 无字碑 see styles |
wú zì bēi wu2 zi4 bei1 wu tzu pei |
stone tablet without inscription; blank stele |
焼き石 see styles |
yakiishi / yakishi やきいし |
heated stone |
焼け石 see styles |
yakeishi / yakeshi やけいし |
hot stone; heated stone |
独鈷石 see styles |
tokkoishi とっこいし |
(See 独鈷・1) ground stone tool from the late Jomon period (named after its similarity to the Buddhist tokko) |
猫目石 see styles |
nekomeishi / nekomeshi ねこめいし |
cat's-eye (semiprecious stone) |
猫眼石 see styles |
nekomeishi / nekomeshi ねこめいし |
cat's-eye (semiprecious stone) |
猫睛石 see styles |
byouseiseki / byoseseki びょうせいせき |
(See 猫目石) cat's-eye (semiprecious stone) |
玄武岩 see styles |
xuán wǔ yán xuan2 wu3 yan2 hsüan wu yen genbugan げんぶがん |
(geology) basalt basalt; whin(stone) |
甄叔迦 see styles |
zhēn shú jiā zhen1 shu2 jia1 chen shu chia kenshuka |
kiṃśuka, the tree Butea frondosa, with beautiful red blossoms; a red stone perhaps a ruby. |
画像石 see styles |
gazouseki / gazoseki がぞうせき |
(hist) stone with a picture carved into it (ancient China) |
百度石 see styles |
hyakudoishi ひゃくどいし |
(See 百度参り・ひゃくどまいり・1) stone used as a marker for hundred times worship |
短距離 短距离 see styles |
duǎn jù lí duan3 ju4 li2 tuan chü li tankyori たんきょり |
short distance; a stone's throw away short distance; short range; short-haul |
石うす see styles |
ishiusu いしうす |
stone mortar; millstone; quern |
石けり see styles |
ishikeri いしけり |
form of hopscotch in which the player kicks a stone through the course |
石ころ see styles |
ishikoro いしころ |
stone; rock; pebble |
石さじ see styles |
ishisaji いしさじ |
stone knife (Jomon-period tool, shaped like a rice spoon) |
石作り see styles |
ishizukuri いしづくり |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (made of) stone; stone-built |
石切り see styles |
ishikiri いしきり |
(1) quarrying (stone); quarryman; (2) stonecutting; stonemasonry; stonecutter; stonemason |
石刻文 see styles |
sekkokubun せっこくぶん |
stone inscription; epigraphy |
石千鳥 see styles |
ishichidori; ishichidori いしちどり; イシチドリ |
(kana only) stone curlew; thick-knee (Burhinus oedicnemus) |
石合戦 see styles |
ishigassen いしがっせん |
stone-throwing fight |
石地蔵 see styles |
ishijizou / ishijizo いしじぞう |
(1) (See 地蔵) stone statue of Jizo (often found along roads); (2) taciturn person; person uninterested in romance |
石壁經 石壁经 see styles |
shí bì jīng shi2 bi4 jing1 shih pi ching sekiheki kyō |
Sutras cut in stone in A. D. 829 in the 重玄寺 Ch'ung-hsüan temple, Soochow, where Po Chü-i put up a tablet. They consist of 69, 550 words of the 法華, 27, 092 of the 維摩, 5,287 of the 金剛, 3,020 of the 尊勝陀羅尼, 1,800 of the 阿彌陀, 6,990 of the 普顯行法, 3, 150 of the 實相法密, and 258 of the 般若心經. |
石打ち see styles |
ishiuchi いしうち |
(1) rock fight; stone-throwing fight; (2) custom by which neighbours or friends threw rocks inside a couple's house on their wedding night |
石抱き see styles |
ishidaki いしだき |
(hist) form of torture in which the victim kneels on triangular wedges and stone slabs are placed on their lap (Edo period) |
石摺り see styles |
ishizuri いしずり |
print from stone; rubbing; rubbed copy |
石敢当 see styles |
sekkantou / sekkanto せっかんとう ishigandou / ishigando いしがんどう ishigantou / ishiganto いしがんとう |
shigandang; stone tablet placed at a three-way street intersection (or dead end) to ward off evil spirits |
石材商 see styles |
sekizaishou / sekizaisho せきざいしょう |
stone dealer |
石灯篭 see styles |
ishidourou / ishidoro いしどうろう ishitourou / ishitoro いしとうろう |
stone lantern |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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