金/derived terms

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This page contains derived terms for 金. See the main entry for more information.

Chinese

Copper, metal (Chinese)

Compounds

Japanese

Metal, money (Japanese)

Derived terms

金(かな)山(やま) (kanayama): a mine (for mineral extraction)
金(かな)床(とこ) (kanatoko), 鉄(かな)床(とこ) (kanatoko), 鉄(かな)砧(とこ) (kanatoko): an anvil
金(かな)具(ぐ) (kanagu): hardware, metal fittings
金(かな)串(ぐし) (kanagushi): a metal skewer or spit
金(かな)轡(ぐつわ) (kanagutsuwa): a metal bit (as for a horse's mouth); hush money, a bribe
金(かな)槌(づち) (kanazuchi): a metal hammer
鉄(かな)棒(ぼう) (kanabō): a metal rod or staff
金(かな)網(あみ) (kanāmi): a metal mesh, net, or screen

Money, metal (Japanese)

Derived terms

銅(あかがね) (akagane): copper
鋇(あつがね) (atsugane): barium
鉱(あらがね) (aragane): ore, unrefined metal
鉄(くろがね) (kurogane): iron
銀(しろがね) (shirogane): silver
鑽(たがね) (tagane): chisel
鋼(はがね) (hagane), 鑌(はがね) (hagane): steel
水(みず)銀(がね) (mizugane), 汞(みずがね) (mizugane): mercury

Gold (Japanese)

Derived terms

金(きん)魚(ぎょ) (kingyo): a goldfish
金(きん)魚(ぎょ)草(そう) (kingyosō): a snapdragon
金(きん)魚(ぎょす)掬(く)い (kingyosukui): goldfish scooping (a fairground game)
金(きん)属(ぞく) (kinzoku): a metal, metallic
金(きん)帛(ぱく) (kinpaku): gold and silk, money and cloths
半(はん)金(きん)属(ぞく) (hankinzoku): metalloid
非(ひ)金(きん)属(ぞく) (hikinzoku): a nonmetal, nonmetallic
金(きん)管(かん)楽(がっ)器(き) (kinkan gakki): a brass instrument
金(きん)塊(かい) (kinkai): a gold nugget, bar, ingot, or bullion
金(かね)型(がた) (kanegata): a die or mold
金(きん)曜(よう)日(び) (kin'yōbi): Friday
金(きん)字(じ)塔(とう) (kinjitō): a pyramid or monument
金(きん)銭(せん) (kinsen): money, cash
金(きん)額(がく) (kingaku): an amount of money
金(きん)髪(ぱつ) (kinpatsu): blond hair
上(あげ)金(がね) (agegane): tribute paid by general commoners to daimyō in feudal Japan
一(いっ)刻(こく)千(せん)金(きん) (ikkoku senkin): time flies when you're having fun
益(えき)金(きん) (ekikin): profit, proceeds
換(かん)金(きん) (kankin): realization or conversion of goods into money, such as to cash a check
金(きん)融(ゆう) (kin'yū): finance
消(しょう)費(ひ)者(しゃ)金(きん)融(ゆう) (shōhisha kin'yū): consumer finance
現(げん)金(きん) (genkin): cash
国(こっ)庫(こ)金(きん) (kokkokin): treasury funds (as of the central government)
合(ごう)金(きん) (gōkin): an alloy
砂(さ)金(きん) (sakin): gold dust
資(し)金(きん) (shikin): capital, funds
資(し)金(きん)洗(せん)浄(じょう) (shikin senjō): money laundering
資(し)本(ほん)金(きん) (shihonkin): capital, capital stock
借(しゃく)入(にゅう)金(きん) (shakunyūkin): borrowed money, debt payable, loan payable
賞(しょう)金(きん) (shōkin): prize money, a reward
上(じょう)金(きん) (jōkin): high-quality or high-purity gold
代(だい)金(きん) (daikin): a rate, a price
賃(ちん)金(ぎん) (chingin): wages
年(ねん)金(きん) (nenkin): a pension, an annuity
白(はっ)金(きん) (hakkin): platinum
引(ひき)当(あて)金(きん) (hikiatekin): provision, reserves
預(よ)金(きん) (yokin): a deposit (as in a bank account)
料(りょう)金(きん) (ryōkin): a fee
錬(れん)金(きん)術(じゅつ) (renkinjutsu): alchemy

Korean

Gold, money (Korean)

Compounds

갹금 (醵金, gyakgeum)
거금 (巨金, geogeum)
거금 (醵金, geogeum)
금고 (金庫, geumgo)
금리 (金利, geumni)
금박 (金箔, geumbak)
금발 (金髪, geumbal)
금성 (金星, geumseong)
금속 (金屬, geumsok)
금융 (金融, geumyung)
금전 (金錢, geumjeon)
금품 (金品, geumpum)
과금 (課金, gwageum)
기금 (基金, gigeum)
대금 (代金, daegeum)
도금 (鍍金, dogeum)
모금 (募金, mogeum)
만금 (萬金, man'geum)
백금 (白金, baekgeum)
벌금 (罰金, beolgeum)
상금 (賞金, sanggeum)
세금 (稅金, segeum)
송금 (送金, songgeum)
연금 (年金, yeon'geum)
예금 (預金, yegeum)
요금 (料金, yogeum)
원금 (元金, won'geum)
임금 (賃金, imgeum)
입금 (入金, ipgeum)
자금 (資金, jageum)
저금 (貯金, jeogeum)
판금 (板金, pan'geum)
합금 (合金, hapgeum)
헌금 (獻金, heon'geum)
현금 (現金, hyeon'geum)
황금 (黃金, hwanggeum)
과징금 (課徵金, gwajinggeum)
금강산 (金剛山, Geumgangsan)
금요일 (金曜日, geumyoil)
금자탑 (金字塔, geumjatap)
기부금 (寄附金, gibugeum)
등록금 (登錄金, deungnokgeum)
범칙금 (犯則金, beomchikgeum)
보조금 (補助金, bojogeum)
비자금 (祕資金, bijageum)
잉여금 (剩餘金, ing'yeogeum)
장학금 (奬學金, janghakgeum)
중금속 (重金屬, junggeumsok)
추징금 (追徵金, chujinggeum)
후원금 (後援金, huwon'geum)

Name (Korean)

Compounds

김제 (金堤, Gimje)
김천 (金泉, Gimcheon)
김포 (金浦, Gimpo)
김해 (金海, Gimhae)

Vietnamese

Gold, metal (Vietnamese)

Compounds

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