寄書

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See also: 寄书

Chinese[edit]

 
lodge at; to mail; to send
lodge at; to mail; to send; to entrust; to depend
book; letter
trad. (寄書)
simp. (寄书)

Pronunciation[edit]


Verb[edit]

寄書

  1. (archaic) to send a letter

Japanese[edit]

Etymology 1[edit]

Kanji in this term

Grade: 5
しょ
Grade: 2
on’yomi

Noun[edit]

()(しょ) (kisho

  1. (archaic) contributed written work

Verb[edit]

()(しょ)する (kisho surusuru (stem ()(しょ) (kisho shi), past ()(しょ)した (kisho shita))

  1. (archaic) to send a letter
  2. (archaic) to contribute to a publication
    • 1914, 内田魯庵, 硯友社の勃興と道程:
      十四歳初(じゅうよんさいはじ)めて新聞(しんぶん)寄書(きしょ)し、十九歳小説(じゅうきゅうさいしょうせつ)(あら)わし、二十一歳既(にじゅういっさいすで)一家(いっか)()した(さざなみ)(まれ)()寧馨児(ねいけいじ)であった。
      Jūyonsai hajimete shinbun ni kisho shi, jūkyūsai shōsetsu o arawashi, nijūissai sude ni ikka o nashita sazanami wa mare ni miru neikeiji deatta.
      At 14 he contributed to a newspaper for the first time, at 19 he wrote a novel, and at 21 he already made a name for himself - Sazanami [Iwaya] was a singular prodigy.
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Etymology 2[edit]

Noun[edit]

寄書(よせがき) (yosegaki

  1. Alternative spelling of 寄せ書き