Search Kanji for 蛮境

boundary

Radical:

Parts:音土日立儿

Dictionary:

Meanings

boundary; border; region

キョウkyō · ケイkei
さかいsakai
Popularity rank: 346 Pinyin: jìng Korean: gyeong Hán-Việt: cảnh
Stroke counts: 14 Grade level: 5 JLPT level: 2 Skip code: 1-3-11

Example Words

異境[ikyou] foreign country
越境[ekkyou] border transgression
佳境[kakyou] climax (story)
環境[kankyou] environment
環境グループ[kankyouguruupu] environmental group
環境事業[kankyoujigyou] environmental business
環境庁[kankyouchou] Environment Agency
環境庁長官[kankyouchouchoukan] Director General of Environment Agency
環境配慮書[kankyouhairyosho] environmental impact statement
環境変化[kankyouhenka] environmental change

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barbarian

Radical:

Parts:虫亠

Dictionary:

Meanings

barbarian

バンban
えびすebisu
Popularity rank: 2339 Pinyin: mán Korean: man Hán-Việt: man
Stroke counts: 12 Grade level: 8 JLPT level: 1 Skip code: 2-6-6

Example Words

南蛮[nanban] southern barbarians (formerly used by the Chinese to refer to non-ethnic Chinese to the south)
南蛮人[nanbanjin] southern barbarian (used to describe Western Europeans who visited Japan prior to the Edo period, esp. the Spanish and the Portuguese)
南蛮船[nanbansen] foreign ship (esp. of Spanish and Portuguese ships arriving from the south prior to the Edo period)
蛮境[bankyou] land of the barbarians
蛮カラ[bankara] scruffy
蛮語[bango] language of the barbarians
蛮行[bankou] act of barbarity
蛮骨[bankotsu] brute courage
蛮習[banshuu] barbarous custom
蛮声[bansei] rough voice

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