置き字 | Japanese meaning

置き字【おきじ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

kanji left unpronounced when reading Chinese

Forms

置き字【おきじ】
おきじ

Generated definitions (experimental)

kanji left unpronounced when reading Chinese

This term refers to specific kanji characters that are used in a text primarily for their meaning or to provide grammatical context, rather than for their phonetic value when reading in Chinese.

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He often comes across unpronounced kanji when reading Chinese poetry.

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The students are learning about unpronounced kanji in their classical grammar class.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

Wiktionary

置き字【おきじ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

kanji left unpronounced when reading Chinese

Forms

置き字【おきじ】
おきじ

Generated definitions (experimental)

kanji left unpronounced when reading Chinese

This term refers to specific kanji characters that are used in a text primarily for their meaning or to provide grammatical context, rather than for their phonetic value when reading in Chinese.