刀伊 | Japanese meaning

刀伊【とい】

Frequency rank: – (for form とい: 43,773. – 44,486.)

Alsoとい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Jurchen pirate tribe who invaded Tsushima in 1019historical termfrom Korean "doe"

This term refers specifically to a historical group known for their maritime raids on Tsushima Island, indicating their role in invasions and conflicts during that period.

The Jurchen pirates invaded Tsushima in 1019.

国語辞典Japanese definitions

刀伊【とい】

ちゅうごく中国とうほく東北ぶ部からえんかいしゅう沿海州にかけてくらしていた暮らしていたまんしゅうぞく満州族。

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刀伊【とい】

Alsoとい

Toifemale given name or forename

刀伊【とい】

Frequency rank: – (for form とい: 43,773. – 44,486.)

Alsoとい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Jurchen pirate tribe who invaded Tsushima in 1019historical termfrom Korean "doe"

This term refers specifically to a historical group known for their maritime raids on Tsushima Island, indicating their role in invasions and conflicts during that period.

The Jurchen pirates invaded Tsushima in 1019.

国語辞典Japanese definitions

刀伊【とい】

ちゅうごく中国とうほく東北ぶ部からえんかいしゅう沿海州にかけてくらしていた暮らしていたまんしゅうぞく満州族。

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Names

刀伊【とい】

Alsoとい

Toifemale given name or forename

刀

N12

意sword; saber; knife

訓かたな、そり

音トウ

名き、ち、と、わき

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伊

N1人名用

意Italy; that one

訓かれ

音イ

名これ、ただ、よし、いと、だ

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刀伊【とい】

Frequency rank: – (for form とい: 43,773. – 44,486.)

Alsoとい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Jurchen pirate tribe who invaded Tsushima in 1019historical termfrom Korean "doe"

This term refers specifically to a historical group known for their maritime raids on Tsushima Island, indicating their role in invasions and conflicts during that period.

The Jurchen pirates invaded Tsushima in 1019.

国語辞典Japanese definitions

刀伊【とい】

ちゅうごく中国とうほく東北ぶ部からえんかいしゅう沿海州にかけてくらしていた暮らしていたまんしゅうぞく満州族。

Wiktionary

Names

刀伊【とい】

Alsoとい

Toifemale given name or forename

刀伊【とい】

Frequency rank: – (for form とい: 43,773. – 44,486.)

Alsoとい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Jurchen pirate tribe who invaded Tsushima in 1019historical termfrom Korean "doe"

This term refers specifically to a historical group known for their maritime raids on Tsushima Island, indicating their role in invasions and conflicts during that period.