り【おくりがな】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. kana written after a kanji to complete the full (usually kun) reading of the word; declensional kana ending
Forms
  • り【おくりがな】
  • りがな【おくりがな】
  • おくりがな
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. kana written after a kanji to complete the full (usually kun) reading of the word; declensional kana ending
    2. This refers to the kana characters added after a kanji to indicate how it should be pronounced, particularly in its kun'yomi (Japanese reading). They help clarify the meaning and grammatical function of the word within a sentence.
    He paid attention to the kana written after kanji to learn new words.
    Using kana after kanji makes the nuances of Japanese easier to understand.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. 、、きごう【きごう】．.
  2. 、、・．.、．.
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