Definitions for kanjiˈkɑn dʒi
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
kan•jiˈkɑn dʒi(n.)
a system of Japanese writing using Chinese-derived characters.
Category: Language/Linguistics
Origin of kanji:
1915–20; < Japn
Wiktionary
kanji(Noun)
Chinese characters as used for the Japanese language.
Origin: Romanization of 漢字 (かんじ) (literally “Chinese characters”), from the Mandarin Chinese 漢字.
Translations for kanji
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- styselAfrikaans
- نَشاءArabic
- скорбялаBulgarian
- amidoPortuguese (BR)
- škrobCzech
- die StärkeGerman
- stivelseDanish
- άμυλοGreek
- tärklisEstonian
- نشاستهFarsi
- tärkkelysFinnish
- fécule, amidonFrench
- עֲמִילָןHebrew
- मांडी, कलफHindi
- škrobCroatian
- keményítőHungarian
- kanjiIndonesian
- mjölvi, sterkjaIcelandic
- amidoItalian
- でん粉Japanese
- 녹말Korean
- krakmolasLithuanian
- ciete; stērķeleLatvian
- kanjiMalay
- zetmeelDutch
- stivelseNorwegian
- skrobiaPolish
- amidoPortuguese
- feculă, amidonRomanian
- крахмалRussian
- škrobSlovak
- škrobSlovenian
- skrobSerbian
- stärkelseSwedish
- แป้งThai
- nişastaTurkish
- 澱粉Chinese (Trad.)
- крохмальUkrainian
- میدہUrdu
- tinh bộtVietnamese
- 淀粉Chinese (Simp.)
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