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12Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
坦 see styles |
tǎn tan3 t`an tan wataru わたる |
flat; open-hearted; level; smooth (given name) Wataru level |
坦々 see styles |
tantan たんたん |
(noun or adjectival noun) level; peaceful |
坦ケ see styles |
tairaga たいらが |
(surname) Tairaga |
坦三 see styles |
tanzou / tanzo たんぞう |
(given name) Tanzou |
坦之 see styles |
yasushi やすし |
(given name) Yasushi |
坦元 see styles |
tangen たんげん |
(given name) Tangen |
坦克 see styles |
tǎn kè tan3 ke4 t`an k`o tan ko |
tank (military vehicle) (loanword) |
坦古 see styles |
hiroko ひろこ |
(female given name) Hiroko |
坦園 see styles |
tanen たんえん |
(given name) Tan'en |
坦坦 see styles |
tantan たんたん |
(noun or adjectival noun) level; peaceful |
坦子 see styles |
hiroko ひろこ |
(female given name) Hiroko |
坦孝 see styles |
hirotaka ひろたか |
(given name) Hirotaka |
坦山 see styles |
tanzan たんざん |
(given name) Tanzan |
坦庵 see styles |
tanan たんあん |
(personal name) Tan'an |
坦懐 see styles |
tankai たんかい |
(noun or adjectival noun) level emotion; frankness |
坦承 see styles |
tǎn chéng tan3 cheng2 t`an ch`eng tan cheng |
to confess; to admit; to come clean; calmly |
坦文 see styles |
tǎn wén tan3 wen2 t`an wen tan wen Tanbun |
Tanmun |
坦斎 see styles |
tansai たんさい |
(given name) Tansai |
坦治 see styles |
hiroharu ひろはる |
(given name) Hiroharu |
坦然 see styles |
tǎn rán tan3 ran2 t`an jan tan jan tannen |
calm; undisturbed self-possessed |
坦率 see styles |
tǎn shuài tan3 shuai4 t`an shuai tan shuai |
frank (discussion); blunt; open |
坦田 see styles |
hirata ひらた |
(surname) Hirata |
坦男 see styles |
yasuo やすお |
(given name) Yasuo |
坦白 see styles |
tǎn bái tan3 bai2 t`an pai tan pai |
honest; forthcoming; to confess |
坦蕩 坦荡 see styles |
tǎn dàng tan3 dang4 t`an tang tan tang |
magnanimous; broad and level |
坦言 see styles |
tǎn yán tan3 yan2 t`an yen tan yen |
to say candidly; to acknowledge frankly |
坦誠 坦诚 see styles |
tǎn chéng tan3 cheng2 t`an ch`eng tan cheng |
candid; frank; plain dealing |
坦路 see styles |
hiromichi ひろみち |
(given name) Hiromichi |
坦途 see styles |
tǎn tú tan3 tu2 t`an t`u tan tu |
highway; level road |
坦道 see styles |
tandou / tando たんどう |
(given name) Tandō |
坦邑 see styles |
hirosato ひろさと |
(given name) Hirosato |
坦郎 see styles |
yasuo やすお |
(given name) Yasuo |
坦陳 坦陈 see styles |
tǎn chén tan3 chen2 t`an ch`en tan chen |
to reveal; to confess |
坦雄 see styles |
yasuo やすお |
(given name) Yasuo |
凡坦 see styles |
tsunehiro つねひろ |
(given name) Tsunehiro |
古坦 see styles |
kodan こだん |
(place-name) Kodan |
寂坦 see styles |
jakutan じゃくたん |
(given name) Jakutan |
平坦 see styles |
píng tǎn ping2 tan3 p`ing t`an ping tan byōtan へいたん |
level; even; smooth; flat (noun or adjectival noun) even; flat; level level |
泰坦 see styles |
tài tǎn tai4 tan3 t`ai t`an tai tan |
Titan (race of deities in Greek mythology, moon of Saturn etc) |
約坦 约坦 see styles |
yuē tǎn yue1 tan3 yüeh t`an yüeh tan |
Jotham (son of Uzziah) |
舒坦 see styles |
shū tan shu1 tan5 shu t`an shu tan |
comfortable; at ease |
若坦 see styles |
ruò tǎn ruo4 tan3 jo t`an jo tan Nyatan |
Yaktan |
藤坦 see styles |
fujidan ふじだん |
(place-name) Fujidan |
順坦 顺坦 see styles |
shùn tan shun4 tan5 shun t`an shun tan |
smoothly; as one expects |
坦々麺 see styles |
tantanmen タンタンめん |
(irregular kanji usage) Szechuan dish of noodles covered with a sauce of sesame paste and chili oil (chi: dan dan mian) |
坦佩雷 see styles |
tǎn pèi léi tan3 pei4 lei2 t`an p`ei lei tan pei lei |
Tampere (Swedish Tammerfors), Finland's second city |
坦克車 坦克车 see styles |
tǎn kè chē tan3 ke4 che1 t`an k`o ch`e tan ko che |
tank (armored vehicle) |
坦博拉 see styles |
tǎn bó lā tan3 bo2 la1 t`an po la tan po la |
Tambora, volcano on Indonesian island of Sumbawa 松巴哇, whose 1815 eruption is greatest in recorded history |
坦坦麺 see styles |
tantanmen タンタンめん |
(irregular kanji usage) Szechuan dish of noodles covered with a sauce of sesame paste and chili oil (chi: dan dan mian) |
坦子内 see styles |
dangouchi / dangochi だんごうち |
(place-name) Dangouchi |
ニツ坦 see styles |
futatsudan ふたつだん |
(place-name) Futatsudan |
一ツ坦 see styles |
hitotsuda ひとつだ |
(place-name) Hitotsuda |
一里坦 see styles |
ichiridan いちりだん |
(place-name) Ichiridan |
三宝坦 see styles |
sanpoutan / sanpotan さんぽうたん |
(place-name) Sanpoutan |
上人坦 see styles |
shounindan / shonindan しょうにんだん |
(place-name) Shounindan |
利維坦 利维坦 see styles |
lì wéi tǎn li4 wei2 tan3 li wei t`an li wei tan |
leviathan (loanword) |
反坦克 see styles |
fǎn tǎn kè fan3 tan3 ke4 fan t`an k`o fan tan ko |
anti-tank |
吩坦尼 see styles |
fēn tǎn ní fen1 tan3 ni2 fen t`an ni fen tan ni |
fentanyl (loanword) (Tw) |
四十坦 see styles |
shijuudan / shijudan しじゅうだん |
(place-name) Shijuudan |
四角坦 see styles |
yosumadan よすまだん |
(place-name) Yosumadan |
天正坦 see styles |
tenshoudan / tenshodan てんしょうだん |
(place-name) Tenshoudan |
尤卡坦 see styles |
yóu kǎ tǎn you2 ka3 tan3 yu k`a t`an yu ka tan |
Yucatan (Mexican province) |
平坦地 see styles |
heitanchi / hetanchi へいたんち |
flat plot of land; level land; flat terrain |
庚坦原 see styles |
koudanhara / kodanhara こうだんはら |
(place-name) Kōdanhara |
弘法坦 see styles |
kouboudan / kobodan こうぼうだん |
(place-name) Kōboudan |
念仏坦 see styles |
nenbutsudan ねんぶつだん |
(place-name) Nenbutsudan |
斯坦佛 see styles |
sī tǎn fó si1 tan3 fo2 ssu t`an fo ssu tan fo |
Stanford (name); Stanford University, Palo Alto, California |
斯坦利 see styles |
sī tǎn lì si1 tan3 li4 ssu t`an li ssu tan li |
More info & calligraphy: Stanley |
斯坦因 see styles |
sī tǎn yīn si1 tan3 yin1 ssu t`an yin ssu tan yin |
Stein (name); Marc Aurel Stein (1862-1943), Hungarian-born British archaeologist known for his expeditions to Central Asia |
斯坦福 see styles |
sī tǎn fú si1 tan3 fu2 ssu t`an fu ssu tan fu |
More info & calligraphy: Stanford |
斯坦頓 斯坦顿 see styles |
sī tǎn dùn si1 tan3 dun4 ssu t`an tun ssu tan tun |
More info & calligraphy: Stanton |
曼哈坦 see styles |
màn hā tǎn man4 ha1 tan3 man ha t`an man ha tan |
Manhattan island; Manhattan borough of New York City; also written 曼哈頓|曼哈顿 |
桑坦德 see styles |
sāng tǎn dé sang1 tan3 de2 sang t`an te sang tan te |
Santander, capital of Spanish autonomous region Cantabria 坎塔布里亞|坎塔布里亚[Kan3 ta3 bu4 li3 ya4] |
波茨坦 see styles |
bō cí tǎn bo1 ci2 tan3 po tz`u t`an po tzu tan |
Potsdam, near Berlin, Germany |
波茲坦 波兹坦 see styles |
bō zī tǎn bo1 zi1 tan3 po tzu t`an po tzu tan |
Potsdam, Germany |
澤崎坦 see styles |
sawazakihiroshi さわざきひろし |
(person) Sawazaki Hiroshi |
畑中坦 see styles |
hatanakahiroshi はたなかひろし |
(person) Hatanaka Hiroshi |
范斯坦 see styles |
fàn sī tǎn fan4 si1 tan3 fan ssu t`an fan ssu tan |
Dianne Feinstein (1933-), US Senator from California |
薗田坦 see styles |
sonodatan そのだたん |
(person) Sonoda Tan |
見物坦 see styles |
kenbutsudan けんぶつだん |
(place-name) Kenbutsudan |
鶴見坦 see styles |
tsurumidan つるみだん |
(place-name) Tsurumidan |
坦噶尼喀 see styles |
tǎn gá ní kā tan3 ga2 ni2 ka1 t`an ka ni k`a tan ka ni ka |
Tanganyika on continent of West Africa, one component of Tanzania |
坦尚尼亞 坦尚尼亚 see styles |
tǎn shàng ní yà tan3 shang4 ni2 ya4 t`an shang ni ya tan shang ni ya |
Tanzania (Tw) |
坦桑尼亞 坦桑尼亚 see styles |
tǎn sāng ní yà tan3 sang1 ni2 ya4 t`an sang ni ya tan sang ni ya |
More info & calligraphy: Tanzania |
坦然無懼 坦然无惧 see styles |
tǎn rán wú jù tan3 ran2 wu2 ju4 t`an jan wu chü tan jan wu chü |
remain calm and undaunted |
坦誠相見 坦诚相见 see styles |
tǎn chéng xiāng jiàn tan3 cheng2 xiang1 jian4 t`an ch`eng hsiang chien tan cheng hsiang chien |
to trust one another fully; to treat sb with sincerity |
伊斯坦堡 see styles |
yī sī tǎn bǎo yi1 si1 tan3 bao3 i ssu t`an pao i ssu tan pao |
(Tw) Istanbul |
北坊ノ坦 see styles |
kitabounotan / kitabonotan きたぼうのたん |
(place-name) Kitabounotan |
南坊ノ坦 see styles |
minamibounotan / minamibonotan みなみぼうのたん |
(place-name) Minamibounotan |
印度斯坦 see styles |
yìn dù sī tǎn yin4 du4 si1 tan3 yin tu ssu t`an yin tu ssu tan |
Hindustan |
吡拉西坦 see styles |
bǐ lā xī tǎn bi3 la1 xi1 tan3 pi la hsi t`an pi la hsi tan |
piracetam (loanword); see 乙酰胺吡咯烷酮[yi3 xian1 an4 bi3 luo4 wan2 tong2] |
四十坦原 see styles |
shijuudanbara / shijudanbara しじゅうだんばら |
(place-name) Shijuudanbara |
圖坦卡蒙 图坦卡蒙 see styles |
tú tǎn kǎ méng tu2 tan3 ka3 meng2 t`u t`an k`a meng tu tan ka meng |
Tutankhamen, king of ancient Egypt 1333-1323 BC |
圖坦卡門 图坦卡门 see styles |
tú tǎn kǎ mén tu2 tan3 ka3 men2 t`u t`an k`a men tu tan ka men |
Tutankhamen, king of ancient Egypt 1333-1323 BC |
巴勒斯坦 see styles |
bā lè sī tǎn ba1 le4 si1 tan3 pa le ssu t`an pa le ssu tan |
More info & calligraphy: Palestine |
巴坦群島 巴坦群岛 see styles |
bā tǎn qún dǎo ba1 tan3 qun2 dao3 pa t`an ch`ün tao pa tan chün tao |
Batan Islands in Bashi Channel between Taiwan and the Philippines |
巴基斯坦 see styles |
bā jī sī tǎn ba1 ji1 si1 tan3 pa chi ssu t`an pa chi ssu tan |
More info & calligraphy: Pakistan |
布里坦尼 see styles |
bù lǐ tǎn ní bu4 li3 tan3 ni2 pu li t`an ni pu li tan ni |
Brittany (France); Bretagne |
平坦加群 see styles |
heitankagun / hetankagun へいたんかぐん |
{math} flat module |
庫德斯坦 库德斯坦 see styles |
kù dé sī tǎn ku4 de2 si1 tan3 k`u te ssu t`an ku te ssu tan |
Kurdistan |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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