Lingaku伯【はく】
Frequency rank: 2,359. – 2,360.
- count; earl
- chief official of the Department of Worshipsee also 神祇官
- eldest brotherarchaism
- Brazil; Brazilianabbreviationsee also 伯剌西爾【ブラジル】
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun, used as a prefix; noun, used as a suffix
Forms
- 伯【はく】Frequency rank: 2,359. – 2,360.
- はくFrequency rank: 17,503. – 17,571.
Generated definitions (experimental)
- count; earl
- chief official of the Department of Worship
- eldest brother
- Brazil; Brazilian
This meaning refers to a noble title used to signify an aristocrat in the hierarchy of Japan, often associated with land ownership and feudal obligations.
This refers to a high-ranking religious position responsible for overseeing worship and ceremonies, often linked with traditional religious practices in Japan.
He oversees important ceremonies as the chief official of the shrine.
This meaning indicates the relationship to a sibling, specifically the first-born male in a family. The term can be used in both formal and informal contexts.
This usage refers to the country of Brazil or describes someone from Brazil. It can also relate to cultural aspects associated with Brazil.
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)