There are 35 total results for your 閨 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
閨 闺 see styles |
guī gui1 kuei neya ねや |
small arched door; boudoir; lady's chamber; (fig.) women (1) sleeping quarters; bedroom (mainly refers to one used by a married couple); (2) inner room; inner sanctum; (place-name, surname) Neya |
閨中 see styles |
keichuu / kechu けいちゅう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) inside the bedroom |
閨事 see styles |
neyagoto ねやごと |
(dated) sexual intercourse; lovemaking |
閨女 闺女 see styles |
guī nü gui1 nu:5 kuei nü |
maiden; unmarried woman; (coll.) daughter |
閨島 see styles |
neyajima ねやじま |
(surname) Neyajima |
閨崎 see styles |
neyazaki ねやざき |
(surname) Neyazaki |
閨情 闺情 see styles |
guī qíng gui1 qing2 kuei ch`ing kuei ching |
women's love; passion (felt by lady) |
閨房 闺房 see styles |
guī fáng gui1 fang2 kuei fang keibou / kebo けいぼう |
lady's chamber; boudoir; harem marital bedroom; conjugal bedroom |
閨秀 闺秀 see styles |
guī xiù gui1 xiu4 kuei hsiu keishuu / keshu けいしゅう |
well-bred young lady accomplished lady; talented woman; eminent woman |
閨窗 闺窗 see styles |
guī chuāng gui1 chuang1 kuei ch`uang kuei chuang |
a lady's chamber; boudoir |
閨範 闺范 see styles |
guī fàn gui1 fan4 kuei fan |
lady's demeanor; norms expected of women (in former times) |
閨花 see styles |
keika / keka けいか |
(given name) Keika |
閨蜜 闺蜜 see styles |
guī mì gui1 mi4 kuei mi |
(coll.) (a woman's) close female friend; bestie; (originally written 閨密|闺密, an abbr. for 閨中密友|闺中密友) |
閨谷 see styles |
neyatani ねやたに |
(surname) Neyatani |
閨門 see styles |
keimon / kemon けいもん |
(1) bedroom entrance; bedroom; (2) (See 家庭) home; family life; household; conjugal relationship |
閨閣 闺阁 see styles |
guī gé gui1 ge2 kuei ko |
lady's chamber |
閨閤 see styles |
keikou / keko けいこう |
(1) (rare) sleeping quarters; bedroom; (2) (rare) woman's living room; woman |
閨閥 see styles |
keibatsu / kebatsu けいばつ |
clan |
閨閫 闺阃 see styles |
guī kǔn gui1 kun3 kuei k`un kuei kun |
women's quarters |
令閨 see styles |
reikei / reke れいけい |
(honorific or respectful language) (used mainly in letters) your wife; his wife; Mrs. |
孀閨 孀闺 see styles |
shuāng guī shuang1 gui1 shuang kuei |
a widow's chamber (old usage) |
深閨 深闺 see styles |
shēn guī shen1 gui1 shen kuei |
lady's private room or bedroom; boudoir |
空閨 see styles |
kuukei / kuke くうけい |
(form) lonely, spouseless bedroom; bedroom of a neglected spouse |
蘭閨 兰闺 see styles |
lán guī lan2 gui1 lan kuei |
a lady's room (honorific) |
香閨 香闺 see styles |
xiāng guī xiang1 gui1 hsiang kuei |
a woman's rooms |
閨門旦 闺门旦 see styles |
guī mén dàn gui1 men2 dan4 kuei men tan |
young unmarried lady role in Chinese opera |
Variations: |
neya ねや |
(1) bedroom (esp. one used by a married couple); sleeping quarters; (2) inner room; room at the back of the house |
閨秀作家 see styles |
keishuusakka / keshusakka けいしゅうさっか |
(yoji) woman writer |
閨秀画家 see styles |
keishuugaka / keshugaka けいしゅうがか |
talented woman painter; accomplished woman painter |
閨閥政治 see styles |
keibatsuseiji / kebatsuseji けいばつせいじ |
government by relatives of ruler's wife |
大家閨秀 大家闺秀 see styles |
dà jiā guī xiù da4 jia1 gui1 xiu4 ta chia kuei hsiu |
girl from a wealthy family; unmarried daughter of a noble house |
班女が閨 see styles |
hanjoganeya; hanjogakei / hanjoganeya; hanjogake はんじょがねや; はんじょがけい |
(expression) (archaism) (See 秋の扇) bedroom of a forsaken woman |
篳門閨竇 筚门闺窦 see styles |
bì mén guī dòu bi4 men2 gui1 dou4 pi men kuei tou |
wicker door, hole window (idiom); fig. wretched hovel; living in poverty |
黃花閨女 黄花闺女 see styles |
huáng huā guī nǚ huang2 hua1 gui1 nu:3 huang hua kuei nü |
maiden; virgin |
Variations: |
keishuugaka / keshugaka けいしゅうがか |
(accomplished) woman painter |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 35 results for "閨" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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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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