There are 19 total results for your 砧 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
砧 see styles |
zhēn zhen1 chen kinuta きぬた |
anvil fulling block; wooden or stone block for beating cloth; (place-name) Kinuta |
碪 砧 see styles |
zhēn zhen1 chen kinuta きぬた |
variant of 砧[zhen1] (surname) Kinuta |
砧声 see styles |
chinsei / chinse ちんせい |
(rare) (See 砧) sound of fulling blocks pounding cloth |
砧木 see styles |
zhēn mù zhen1 mu4 chen mu daigi だいぎ |
rootstock (stem onto which a branch is grafted) (1) stock (in grafting); (2) wood used as a platform (or base, etc.); block (i.e. chopping block); (gun) stock; unworked block of wood |
砧板 see styles |
zhēn bǎn zhen1 ban3 chen pan |
chopping board or block |
砧骨 see styles |
zhēn gǔ zhen1 gu3 chen ku chinkotsu ちんこつ kinutakotsu きぬたこつ |
incus or anvil bone of middle ear, passing sound vibration from malleus hammer bone to stapes stirrup bone (noun - becomes adjective with の) (anat) incus; anvil |
槌砧 see styles |
chuí zhēn chui2 zhen1 ch`ui chen chui chen tsuichin |
槌墩 Hammer and block, or anvil. |
角砧 see styles |
jiǎo zhēn jiao3 zhen1 chiao chen |
beck iron (corner of anvil) |
鉄砧 see styles |
tecchin てっちん kanatoko かなとこ |
anvil |
鐵砧 铁砧 see styles |
tiě zhēn tie3 zhen1 t`ieh chen tieh chen |
anvil |
砧一郎 see styles |
kinutaichirou / kinutaichiro きぬたいちろう |
(person) Kinuta Ichirō |
砧公園 see styles |
kinutakouen / kinutakoen きぬたこうえん |
(place-name) Kinuta Park |
砧浄水場 see styles |
kinutajousuijou / kinutajosuijo きぬたじょうすいじょう |
(place-name) Kinuta Water Purification Plant |
槌砧淳朴 see styles |
chuí zhēn chún pú chui2 zhen1 chun2 pu2 ch`ui chen ch`un p`u chui chen chun pu tsuichin junboku |
mallet and block |
砧下浄水場 see styles |
kinutashimojousuijou / kinutashimojosuijo きぬたしもじょうすいじょう |
(place-name) Kinutashimo Water Purification Plant |
Variations: |
daigi だいぎ |
(1) stock (in grafting); (2) wood used as a platform (or base, etc.); block (i.e. chopping block); (gun) stock; unworked block of wood |
Variations: |
kinutakotsu; chinkotsu(砧骨) きぬたこつ; ちんこつ(砧骨) |
{anat} incus (bone of the ear); anvil |
Variations: |
kanatoko; tecchin(鉄砧) かなとこ; てっちん(鉄砧) |
(See 金敷) anvil |
Variations: |
kanatoko; tecchin(鉄砧) かなとこ; てっちん(鉄砧) |
(See 金敷) anvil |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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