Lingaku- the six historical styles of writing kanji: large seal, small seal, clerical, triangular-swept clerical, running, and cursive
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- the six historical styles of writing kanji: large seal, small seal, clerical, triangular-swept clerical, running, and cursive
This term refers to the traditional styles used in the formation of kanji characters throughout history, each representing a different phase of calligraphy and writing. Knowing these styles helps in understanding the evolution of kanji and can enhance appreciation for written language.
The large seal style occupies an important position in ancient calligraphy.
Writing in the small seal style is indispensable for studying the history of kanji.
The running style is popular because it is written with flowing strokes.
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ろくたい六体をしゅうとく習得するto master the six styles of writingろくたい六体のかき書きかた方the method of writing the six stylesろくたい六体もじ文字characters in the six stylesろくたい六体のとくちょう特徴features of the six stylesろくたい六体をつかった使ったさくひん作品works created using the six stylesろくたい六体をかく書くto write in the six stylesろくたい六体のれんしゅう練習practice of the six stylesろくたい六体をまなぶ学ぶto learn the six stylesろくたい六体をみくらべる見比べるto compare the six stylesろくたい六体のれきし歴史history of the six styles