- filial piety begins with not harming one's own body (as one's entire body was given by one's parents)proverbfrom The Classic of Filial Piety
expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)
Forms
- filial piety begins with not harming one's own body (as one's entire body was given by one's parents)proverbfrom The Classic of Filial Piety
expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)
Forms
身
3
意somebody; person; one's station in life
訓み
音シン
体
N42
意body; substance; object; reality; counter for images
訓からだ、かたち
音タイ、テイ
名なり
髪
N3常用
意hair of the head
訓かみ
音ハツ
名がた、ひげ
膚
N2常用
意skin; body; grain; texture; disposition
訓はだ
音フ
父
N52
意father
訓ちち
音フ
母
N52
意mother
訓はは、も
音ボ
受
N33
意accept; undergo; answer (phone); take; get; catch; receive
訓う.ける、-う.け、う.かる
音ジュ
名じょ
毀
常用
意break; destroy; censure; be chipped; be scratched; be broken; be ruined
訓こぼ.つ、こわ.す、こぼ.れる、こわ.れる、そし.る、やぶ.る
音キ
傷
N16
意wound; hurt; injure; impair; pain; injury; cut; gash; scar; weak point
訓きず、いた.む、いた.める
音ショウ
孝
6
意filial piety; child's respect
音コウ、キョウ
名たか、たかし、のり、よし
始
N43
意commence; begin
訓はじ.める、-はじ.める、はじ.まる
音シ
名もと
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