There are 14 total results for your 死刑 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
死刑 see styles |
sǐ xíng si3 xing2 ssu hsing shikei / shike しけい |
death penalty; capital punishment death penalty; capital punishment; (female given name) Shikei |
死刑台 see styles |
shikeidai / shikedai しけいだい |
scaffold; gallows |
死刑囚 see styles |
shikeishuu / shikeshu しけいしゅう |
criminal condemned to death; convict on death row |
死刑場 see styles |
shikeijou / shikejo しけいじょう |
place of execution |
死刑判決 see styles |
shikeihanketsu / shikehanketsu しけいはんけつ |
death sentence |
死刑制度 see styles |
shikeiseido / shikesedo しけいせいど |
capital punishment |
死刑執行 see styles |
shikeishikkou / shikeshikko しけいしっこう |
(adjectival noun) execution |
死刑宣告 see styles |
shikeisenkoku / shikesenkoku しけいせんこく |
(See 死刑判決) death sentence |
死刑廃止 see styles |
shikeihaishi / shikehaishi しけいはいし |
abolition of the death penalty; abolition of capital punishment |
死刑執行人 see styles |
shikeishikkounin / shikeshikkonin しけいしっこうにん |
executioner |
死刑確定者 see styles |
shikeikakuteisha / shikekakutesha しけいかくていしゃ |
(See 死刑囚) criminal condemned to death; convict on death row |
確定死刑囚 see styles |
kakuteishikeishuu / kakuteshikeshu かくていしけいしゅう |
(See 死刑囚) criminal condemned to death; convict on death row |
死刑緩期執行 死刑缓期执行 see styles |
sǐ xíng huǎn qī zhí xíng si3 xing2 huan3 qi1 zhi2 xing2 ssu hsing huan ch`i chih hsing ssu hsing huan chi chih hsing |
deferred death sentence; abbr. to 死緩|死缓[si3 huan3] |
Variations: |
urayamashikei / urayamashike うらやましけい |
(expression) (net-sl) (joc) being jealous of someone over something but also thinking they should be sentenced to death over it (esp. of male teachers having sexual relations with their students) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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