漢字

Cantonese

simpl.		汉字
trad.		漢字

Pronunciation

• IPA: /hɔːn˧ tsiː˨/

Noun

漢字 (traditional, jyutping hon3 zi6, Yale hon3 ji6, simplified 汉字)

1. Chinese character, hanzi

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Japanese

Wikipedia ^ja

Kanji in this term
漢	字

Etymology

From Sinitic 漢字.

Pronunciation

• On'yomi
• IPA: /ka.ɴ.d͡ʑi/, [kã̠ɴd͡ʑi]

Audio

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Noun

漢字 (hiragana かんじ, romaji kanji)

1. kanji

   Literally meaning "Chinese characters", kanji are ideographic or logographic characters used in Japan, mostly borrowed directly from Chinese. Kanji include some characters created in Japan from originally Chinese elements, and other characters that were modified over time into distinctly Japanese forms. Contrast with 仮名 (kana), uniquely Japanese phonetic characters derived from cursive forms of kanji characters.

Synonyms

• 真名, 真字 (まな, mana; まんな, manna)
• 男手 (おとこで, otokode)
• 男文字 (おとこもじ, otokomoji)

See also

• 平仮名 (ひらがな, hiragana)
• 片仮名 (かたかな, katakana)
• 仮名 (かな, kana)
• 新字体 (しんじたい, shinjitai)
• 旧字体 (きゅうじたい, kyūjitai)

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Korean

Hanja in this word
漢	字

Noun

漢字 (hanja)

1. Hanja form^? of 한자, “Chinese character, hanja”.

See also

• 한글, hangul

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Mandarin

simpl.		汉字
trad.		漢字

Pronunciation

• IPA: [ xan˥˩tsɨ˥˩ ]

• Audio

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Noun

漢字 (traditional, Pinyin hànzì, simplified 汉字)

1. Chinese character, hanzi

See also

• 繁體字 (fántǐzì)
• 簡體字 (jiǎntǐzì)
• (Japanese) 漢字 (かんじ, kanji)
• (Korean) 漢字 (hanja)

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Min Nan

simpl.		汉字
trad.		漢字

Pronunciation

• (Quanzhou, Taipei) IPA: [ han˥˧li˧˧ ]
• (Xiamen, Zhangzhou:, Tainan) IPA: [ han˥˧ʑi˧˧ ]

Noun

漢字 (traditional, POJ hàn-jī or hàn-lī, simplified 汉字)

1. Chinese character

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Vietnamese

Hán tự in this word
漢	字

Noun

漢字

1. Hán form of Hán tự, "Chinese character"