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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

仁洞

see styles
 jindou / jindo
    じんどう
(surname) Jindou

今洞

see styles
 imabora
    いまぼら
(place-name) Imabora

仲洞

see styles
 nakabora
    なかぼら
(place-name) Nakabora

伊洞

see styles
 ibora
    いぼら
(place-name) Ibora

作洞

see styles
 tsukuribora
    つくりぼら
(place-name) Tsukuribora

倉洞

see styles
 kurabora
    くらぼら
(place-name) Kurabora

兎洞

see styles
 udou / udo
    うどう
(surname) Udou

入洞

see styles
 iribora
    いりぼら
(place-name) Iribora

内洞

see styles
 naidou / naido
    ないどう
(surname) Naidou

円洞

see styles
 endou / endo
    えんどう
(given name) Endou

冰洞

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bīng dòng
    bing1 dong4
ping tung
hole in ice; crevasse

凹洞

see styles
āo dòng
    ao1 dong4
ao tung
cavity; pit

函洞

see styles
hán dòng
    han2 dong4
han tung
variant of 涵[han2 dong4]

前洞

see styles
 maebora
    まえぼら
(place-name) Maebora

功洞

see styles
 koudou / kodo
    こうどう
(given name) Kōdou

北洞

see styles
 kitabora
    きたぼら
(place-name) Kitabora

南洞

see styles
 nandou / nando
    なんどう
(surname) Nandou

口洞

see styles
 kuchibora
    くちぼら
(place-name) Kuchibora

古洞

see styles
 kodou / kodo
    こどう
(given name) Kodou

向洞

see styles
 mukaibora
    むかいぼら
(surname) Mukaibora

君洞

see styles
 kimihora
    きみほら
(surname) Kimihora

土洞

see styles
 tsuchihora
    つちほら
(surname) Tsuchihora

圭洞

see styles
 keidou / kedo
    けいどう
(given name) Keidou

地洞

see styles
dì dòng
    di4 dong4
ti tung
tunnel; cave; burrow; dugout

坊洞

see styles
 boubora / bobora
    ぼうぼら
(place-name) Boubora

坑洞

see styles
kēng dòng
    keng1 dong4
k`eng tung
    keng tung
hole; pit; pothole

堂洞

see styles
 doupora / dopora
    どうぽら
(surname) Dōpora

塔洞

see styles
 toubora / tobora
    とうぼら
(place-name) Toubora

塚洞

see styles
 tsukabora
    つかぼら
(place-name) Tsukabora

大洞

see styles
 daidoo
    だいどお
(surname) Daidoo

天洞

see styles
 amahora
    あまほら
(place-name) Amahora

太洞

see styles
 daidou / daido
    だいどう
(surname) Daidou

奥洞

see styles
 okubora
    おくぼら
(surname) Okubora

奧洞

see styles
 okubora
    おくぼら
(surname) Okubora

孔洞

see styles
kǒng dòng
    kong3 dong4
k`ung tung
    kung tung
small hole in an object

孝洞

see styles
 koubora / kobora
    こうぼら
(place-name) Kōbora

宇洞

see styles
 udou / udo
    うどう
(surname) Udou

定洞

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 teidou / tedo
    ていどう
(given name) Teidou

室洞

see styles
 shitsubora
    しつぼら
(place-name) Shitsubora

宮洞

see styles
 miyabora
    みやぼら
(personal name) Miyabora

家洞

see styles
 yabora
    やぼら
(surname) Yabora

宿洞

see styles
 shukubora
    しゅくぼら
(place-name) Shukubora

寄洞

see styles
 yoribora
    よりぼら
(place-name) Yoribora

寺洞

see styles
 terabora
    てらぼら
(place-name) Terabora

小洞

see styles
 shoudou / shodo
    しょうどう
(surname) Shoudou

尚洞

see styles
 shoudou / shodo
    しょうどう
(given name) Shoudou

尾洞

see styles
 bidou / bido
    びどう
(surname) Bidou

山洞

see styles
shān dòng
    shan1 dong4
shan tung
 yamahora
    やまほら
cavern; cave
(place-name) Yamahora

岩洞

see styles
 iwahora
    いわほら
(surname) Iwahora

峰洞

see styles
 minebora
    みねぼら
(place-name) Minebora

島洞

see styles
 shimabora
    しまぼら
(place-name) Shimabora

巌洞

see styles
 gandou / gando
    がんどう
(surname) Gandou

巖洞

see styles
 gandou / gando
    がんどう
(surname) Gandou

市洞

see styles
 ichibora
    いちぼら
(place-name) Ichibora

幽洞

see styles
 yuudou / yudo
    ゆうどう
(given name) Yūdou

広洞

see styles
 hirodou / hirodo
    ひろどう
(surname) Hirodou

影洞

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 kagebora
    かげぼら
(surname) Kagebora

志洞

see styles
 shihora
    しほら
(surname) Shihora

惣洞

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 soubora / sobora
    そうぼら
(surname) Soubora

慊洞

see styles
 koudou / kodo
    こうどう
(personal name) Kōdou

扇洞

see styles
 ohogihora
    おほぎほら
(place-name) Ohogihora

打洞

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dǎ dòng
    da3 dong4
ta tung
to punch a hole; to drill a hole; to dig a hole; to burrow

拙洞

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 setsudou / setsudo
    せつどう
(given name) Setsudou

挖洞

see styles
wā dòng
    wa1 dong4
wa tung
to dig a hole

斧洞

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 onobora
    おのぼら
(surname) Onobora

新洞

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 shindou / shindo
    しんどう
(place-name, surname) Shindou

日洞

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 hibora
    ひぼら
(place-name) Hibora

明洞

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 myondon
    ミョンドン
(place-name) Myeongdong (Seoul)

星洞

see styles
 seidou / sedo
    せいどう
(given name) Seidou

春洞

see styles
 shuntou / shunto
    しゅんとう
(given name) Shuntou

是洞

see styles
 zetou / zeto
    ぜとう
(surname) Zetou

晶洞

see styles
 shoudou / shodo
    しょうどう
{geol} druse; globular calcium oxalate crystals, often lining a rock cavity

暖洞

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nuǎn dòng
    nuan3 dong4
nuan tung
 non tō
presents at a monastery

曹洞

see styles
cáo dòng
    cao2 dong4
ts`ao tung
    tsao tung
 Sō Dō
Cao and Dong

月洞

see styles
 tsukihora
    つきほら
(surname) Tsukihora

有洞

see styles
 utou / uto
    うとう
(place-name) Utou

木洞

see styles
 kibora
    きぼら
(surname) Kibora

本洞

see styles
 honbora
    ほんぼら
(place-name) Honbora

朴洞

see styles
 hounokidou / honokido
    ほうのきどう
(place-name) Hounokidou

杉洞

see styles
 sandou / sando
    さんどう
(given name) Sandou

東洞

see styles
 higashibora
    ひがしぼら
(place-name) Higashibora

松洞

see styles
 matsugabora
    まつがぼら
(place-name) Matsugabora

柚洞

see styles
 yubora
    ゆぼら
(surname) Yubora

柳洞

see styles
 yanagibora
    やなぎぼら
(place-name) Yanagibora

栃洞

see styles
 tochibora
    とちぼら
(surname) Tochibora

栗洞

see styles
 kuribora
    くりぼら
(place-name) Kuribora

桃洞

see styles
 toudou / todo
    とうどう
(personal name) Toudou

桜洞

see styles
 sakurabora
    さくらぼら
(place-name) Sakurabora

梅洞

see styles
 baidou / baido
    ばいどう
(given name) Baidou

梨洞

see styles
 nashibora
    なしぼら
(place-name) Nashibora

椿洞

see styles
 tsubakibora
    つばきぼら
(place-name) Tsubakibora

横洞

see styles
 yokobora
    よこぼら
(place-name) Yokobora

樹洞


树洞

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shù dòng
    shu4 dong4
shu tung
 judou / judo
    じゅどう
tree hollow; (slang) anonymous platform for sharing secrets; (slang) confidant
tree hollow; hollow in a tree

樽洞

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 tarubora
    たるぼら
(place-name) Tarubora

正洞

see styles
 shoubora / shobora
    しょうぼら
(place-name) Shoubora

此洞

see styles
 konohora
    このほら
(place-name) Konohora

水洞

see styles
 mizubora
    みずぼら
(place-name) Mizubora

永洞

see styles
 nagahora
    ながほら
(surname) Nagahora

洪洞

see styles
hóng tóng
    hong2 tong2
hung t`ung
    hung tung
Hongtong county in Linfen 臨汾|临汾[Lin2 fen2], Shanxi

浩洞

see styles
 koudou / kodo
    こうどう
(given name) Kōdou

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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Information about this dictionary:

Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.

A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.

Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House

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