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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

公雲

see styles
 kouun / koun
    こううん
(given name) Kōun

公電

see styles
 kouden / koden
    こうでん
official telegram; (diplomatic) cable

公靖

see styles
 hiroyasu
    ひろやす
(personal name) Hiroyasu

公静

see styles
 kinshizu
    きんしず
(given name) Kinshizu

公韶

see styles
 koushou / kosho
    こうしょう
(given name) Kōshou

公頃


公顷

see styles
gōng qǐng
    gong1 qing3
kung ch`ing
    kung ching
hectare

公順

see styles
 hiroyasu
    ひろやす
(personal name) Hiroyasu

公領

see styles
 kouryou / koryo
    こうりょう
duchy; dukedom; principality; (place-name) Kuryō

公顕

see styles
 kimiaki
    きみあき
(given name) Kimiaki

公風

see styles
 kimikaze
    きみかぜ
(female given name) Kimikaze

公館


公馆

see styles
gōng guǎn
    gong1 guan3
kung kuan
 koukan / kokan
    こうかん
residence (of sb rich or important); mansion
official residence

公香

see styles
 kimiko
    きみこ
(female given name) Kimiko

公馬


公马

see styles
gōng mǎ
    gong1 ma3
kung ma
 kouma / koma
    こうま
male horse; stallion; stud
(given name) Kōma

公高

see styles
 hirotaka
    ひろたか
(personal name) Hirotaka

公魚

see styles
 wakasagi
    わかさぎ
(kana only) Japanese pond smelt (Hypomesus nipponensis); (female given name) Wakasagi

公鳳

see styles
 kouhou / koho
    こうほう
(given name) Kōhou

公鹿

see styles
gōng lù
    gong1 lu4
kung lu
stag; buck

公麿

see styles
 kimimaro
    きみまろ
(given name) Kimimaro

一公

see styles
 hisato
    ひさと
(personal name) Hisato

万公

see styles
 mankou / manko
    まんこう
(surname) Mankou

三公

see styles
 sankou / sanko
    さんこう
three lords (highest ranking officials in the old Imperial Chinese or Japanese governments); (given name) Mitsuhiro

下公

see styles
 shimokou / shimoko
    しもこう
(surname) Shimokou

不公

see styles
bù gōng
    bu4 gong1
pu kung
unjust; unfair

中公

see styles
 nakakou / nakako
    なかこう
(surname) Nakakou

丸公

see styles
 marukou / maruko
    まるこう
official price

主公

see styles
zhǔ gōng
    zhu3 gong1
chu kung
 shukou / shuko
    しゅこう
Your Highness; Your Majesty
(1) (archaism) master; (2) (archaism) main character; protagonist

乃公

see styles
 daikou; naikou; ore(gikun) / daiko; naiko; ore(gikun)
    だいこう; ないこう; おれ(gikun)
(pronoun) (masculine speech) (sounds rough or arrogant) I; me

之公

see styles
 yukimasa
    ゆきまさ
(male given name) Yukimasa

亜公

see styles
 akou / ako
    あこう
(given name) Akou

什公

see styles
shí gōng
    shi2 gong1
shih kung
 Jū kō
Kumārajīva

伸公

see styles
 nobukimi
    のぶきみ
(personal name) Nobukimi

佐公

see styles
 saku
    さく
(given name) Saku

余公

see styles
 yokou / yoko
    よこう
(surname) Yokou

信公

see styles
 nobutaka
    のぶたか
(given name) Nobutaka

元公

see styles
 motokimi
    もときみ
(male given name) Motokimi

充公

see styles
chōng gōng
    chong1 gong1
ch`ung kung
    chung kung
to confiscate

先公

see styles
xiān gōng
    xian1 gong1
hsien kung
 senkou / senko
    せんこう
(literary) my late father
(1) (colloquialism) (derogatory term) teacher; teach; (2) previous ruler; previous lord; lord of the previous generation

包公

see styles
bāo gōng
    bao1 gong1
pao kung
Lord Bao or Judge Bao, fictional nickname of Bao Zheng 包拯[Bao1 Zheng3] (999-1062), Northern Song official renowned for his honesty

南公

see styles
 nankou / nanko
    なんこう
(place-name) Nankou

博公

see styles
 hiromasa
    ひろまさ
(given name) Hiromasa

叔公

see styles
shū gōng
    shu1 gong1
shu kung
great uncle; grandfather's younger brother; husband's father's younger brother

周公

see styles
zhōu gōng
    zhou1 gong1
chou kung
 shuukou / shuko
    しゅうこう
Duke of Zhou (11th c. BC), son of King Wen of Zhou 周文王[Zhou1 Wen2 wang2], played an important role as regent in founding the Western Zhou 西周[Xi1 Zhou1], and is also known as the "God of Dreams"
(personal name) Shuukou

和公

see styles
 wakou / wako
    わこう
(surname) Wakou

哀公

see styles
 aikou / aiko
    あいこう
(personal name) Aikou

啓公

see styles
 norikimi
    のりきみ
(personal name) Norikimi

善公

see styles
 yoshihiro
    よしひろ
(male given name) Yoshihiro

嘉公

see styles
 yoshitomo
    よしとも
(given name) Yoshitomo

因公

see styles
yīn gōng
    yin1 gong1
yin kung
in the course of doing one's work; on business

土公

see styles
 dokou / doko
    どこう
(surname) Dokou

基公

see styles
 motomasa
    もとまさ
(personal name) Motomasa

塔公

see styles
tǎ gōng
    ta3 gong1
t`a kung
    ta kung
Lhagang grassland in Dartsendo county 康定縣|康定县[Kang1 ding4 xian4], Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan

外公

see styles
wài gōng
    wai4 gong1
wai kung
(coll.) mother's father; maternal grandfather

大公

see styles
dà gōng
    da4 gong1
ta kung
 taikou / taiko
    たいこう
grand duke; impartial
(noun - becomes adjective with の) archduke

天公

see styles
tiān gōng
    tian1 gong1
t`ien kung
    tien kung
heaven; lord of heaven

太公

see styles
tài gōng
    tai4 gong1
t`ai kung
    tai kung
great-grandfather; (old) grandfather; father

奉公

see styles
fèng gōng
    feng4 gong1
feng kung
 houkou / hoko
    ほうこう
to pursue public affairs
(n,vs,vi) (1) live-in domestic service; live-in apprenticeship; (n,vs,vi) (2) public duty; public service

孝公

see styles
 takahiro
    たかひろ
(given name) Takahiro

守公

see styles
 shuku
    しゅく
outcasts common around the Kyoto region from the Kamakura period to the Edo period

宜公

see styles
 yoshiyuki
    よしゆき
(given name) Yoshiyuki

宣公

see styles
 nobukimi
    のぶきみ
(personal name) Nobukimi

家公

see styles
jiā gōng
    jia1 gong1
chia kung
head of a family; (polite) my father; (polite) my grandfather; your esteemed father

寛公

see styles
 hirokimi
    ひろきみ
(personal name) Hirokimi

寶公


宝公

see styles
bǎo gōng
    bao3 gong1
pao kung
 Hōkō
Baogong

尉公

see styles
 yasuhito
    やすひと
(given name) Yasuhito

尊公

see styles
zūn gōng
    zun1 gong1
tsun kung
 sonkou / sonko
    そんこう
(honorific) your father
(pronoun) (polite language) you; your father

崇公

see styles
 takahiro
    たかひろ
(personal name) Takahiro

巴公

see styles
 tomoko
    ともこ
(female given name) Tomoko

師公


师公

see styles
shī gōng
    shi1 gong1
shih kung
 shikō

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thaumaturge

平公

see styles
 heikou / heko
    へいこう
(personal name) Heikou

延公

see styles
 nobukimi
    のぶきみ
(personal name) Nobukimi

彰公

see styles
 akikimi
    あききみ
(given name) Akikimi

忠公

see styles
 tadakimi
    ただきみ
(personal name) Tadakimi

怜公

see styles
 reiko / reko
    れいこ
(female given name) Reiko

恩公

see styles
ēn gōng
    en1 gong1
en kung
benefactor

恵公

see styles
 ekou / eko
    えこう
(surname) Ekou

愚公

see styles
 gukou / guko
    ぐこう
(char) Yu Gong (main character in the 4th century BC Chinese fable "The Foolish Old Man Removes the Mountains"); Yúgōng; Yukong; (ch) Yu Gong (main character in the 4th century BC Chinese fable "The Foolish Old Man Removes the Mountains"); Yúgōng; Yukong

憲公

see styles
 norimasa
    のりまさ
(personal name) Norimasa

成公

see styles
 shigekimi
    しげきみ
(personal name) Shigekimi

扶公

see styles
 fukou / fuko
    ふこう
(personal name) Fukou

政公

see styles
 masakimi
    まさきみ
(personal name) Masakimi

教公

see styles
 kyoukou / kyoko
    きょうこう
(given name) Kyōkou

文公

see styles
 bunkou / bunko
    ぶんこう
(personal name) Bunkou

昌公

see styles
 masaaki / masaki
    まさあき
(personal name) Masaaki

明公

see styles
 akikimi
    あききみ
(given name) Akikimi

映公

see styles
 akihito
    あきひと
(male given name) Akihito

昭公

see styles
 akimasa
    あきまさ
(given name) Akimasa

是公

see styles
 zekou / zeko
    ぜこう
(given name) Zekou

曉公


晓公

see styles
xiǎo gōng
    xiao3 gong1
hsiao kung
 Gyōkō
i.e. 元曉 Yuanxiao, the author-monk.

有公

see styles
 yuukou / yuko
    ゆうこう
(personal name) Yūkou

朋公

see styles
 tomoaki
    ともあき
(personal name) Tomoaki

木公

see styles
 mokkou / mokko
    もっこう
(given name) Mokkou

林公

see styles
 hayashihiroshi
    はやしひろし
(person) Hayashi Hiroshi

柯公

see styles
 kakou / kako
    かこう
(given name) Kakou

柿公

see styles
 shikou / shiko
    しこう
(given name) Shikou

桓公

see styles
 kankou / kanko
    かんこう
(person) Duke Huan (Qi ruler) (685-643 BC)

梢公

see styles
shāo gōng
    shao1 gong1
shao kung
variant of 艄[shao1 gong1]

楠公

see styles
 nankou / nanko
    なんこう
(place-name) Nankou

正公

see styles
 masahiro
    まさひろ
(given name) Masahiro

歸公


归公

see styles
guī gōng
    gui1 gong1
kuei kung
to commandeer; to take over for the state

沛公

see styles
pèi gōng
    pei4 gong1
p`ei kung
    pei kung
 haikou / haiko
    はいこう
Duke of Pei (i.e. 劉邦|刘邦[Liu2 Bang1])
(personal name) Haikou

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

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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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