There are 51 total results for your 爵 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
爵 see styles |
jué jue2 chüeh shaku; saku(ok) しゃく; さく(ok) |
ancient bronze wine holder with 3 legs and loop handle; nobility (1) (hist) jue (ancient 3-legged Chinese wine pitcher, usu. made of bronze); (2) peerage (hereditary title bestowed by the emperor); (female given name) Tsukasa |
爵位 see styles |
jué wèi jue2 wei4 chüeh wei shakui しゃくい |
order of feudal nobility, namely: Duke 公[gong1], Marquis 侯[hou2], Count 伯[bo2], Viscount 子[zi3], Baron 男[nan2] peerage; court rank |
爵克 see styles |
takayoshi たかよし |
(male given name) Takayoshi |
爵士 see styles |
jué shì jue2 shi4 chüeh shih |
knight; Sir; (loanword) jazz |
爵祿 爵禄 see styles |
jué lù jue2 lu4 chüeh lu shakuroku |
rank and emolument of nobility rank and emolument |
世爵 see styles |
shì jué shi4 jue2 shih chüeh |
Spyker |
五爵 see styles |
goshaku ごしゃく |
(hist) (See 五等爵,公爵・こうしゃく,侯爵・こうしゃく,伯爵・はくしゃく,子爵・ししゃく,男爵・だんしゃく・1) five ranks of nobility (in Japan; 1868-1946) |
人爵 see styles |
jinshaku じんしゃく |
worldly honors; worldly honours |
伯爵 see styles |
bó jué bo2 jue2 po chüeh hakushaku はくしゃく |
earl; count; earldom or countship (old) (See 五等爵) count; earl |
侯爵 see styles |
hóu jué hou2 jue2 hou chüeh koushaku / koshaku こうしゃく |
marquis (See 五等爵) marquis; marquess |
公爵 see styles |
gōng jué gong1 jue2 kung chüeh koushaku / koshaku こうしゃく |
duke; dukedom (See 五等爵) prince; duke |
勲爵 see styles |
kunshaku くんしゃく |
peerage and order of merit |
勳爵 勋爵 see styles |
xūn jué xun1 jue2 hsün chüeh |
Lord (UK hereditary nobility); UK life peer |
叙爵 see styles |
joshaku じょしゃく |
conferring a peerage |
名爵 see styles |
míng jué ming2 jue2 ming chüeh |
MG Motor (car manufacturer) |
天爵 see styles |
tenshaku てんしゃく |
true merit; natural nobility |
子爵 see styles |
zǐ jué zi3 jue2 tzu chüeh shishaku ししゃく |
viscount (See 五等爵) viscount |
官爵 see styles |
guān jué guan1 jue2 kuan chüeh kanshaku; kanjaku; kanzaku(ok); tsukasakouburi(ok) / kanshaku; kanjaku; kanzaku(ok); tsukasakoburi(ok) かんしゃく; かんじゃく; かんざく(ok); つかさこうぶり(ok) |
official ranking; titles and honors (See 官職,爵位) government post and court rank |
封爵 see styles |
fēng jué feng1 jue2 feng chüeh houshaku / hoshaku ほうしゃく |
to confer a title; to ennoble; to knight; title of nobility enfeoffment (incl. bestowal of government post and court rank) |
康爵 see styles |
yasutaka やすたか |
(personal name) Yasutaka |
授爵 see styles |
jushaku じゅしゃく |
(noun, transitive verb) elevation to peerage |
晉爵 晋爵 see styles |
jìn jué jin4 jue2 chin chüeh |
to join the nobility; to rise through the nobility |
栄爵 see styles |
eishaku / eshaku えいしゃく |
peerage |
男爵 see styles |
nán jué nan2 jue2 nan chüeh danshaku だんしゃく |
baron (1) (See 五等爵) baron; (2) (See 男爵芋) Irish cobbler (variety of potato) |
襲爵 see styles |
shuushaku / shushaku しゅうしゃく |
(n,vs,vi) succession to the peerage |
爵士樂 爵士乐 see styles |
jué shì yuè jue2 shi4 yue4 chüeh shih yüeh |
jazz (loanword) |
爵士舞 see styles |
jué shì wǔ jue2 shi4 wu3 chüeh shih wu |
jazz (loanword) |
爵士鼓 see styles |
jué shì gǔ jue2 shi4 gu3 chüeh shih ku |
drum kit (Tw) |
五等爵 see styles |
gotoushaku / gotoshaku ごとうしゃく |
(hist) (See 公爵,侯爵,伯爵,子爵,男爵・1) five ranks of nobility (in Japan; 1869-1947) |
准男爵 see styles |
jundanshaku じゅんだんしゃく |
baronet |
女公爵 see styles |
nǚ gōng jué nu:3 gong1 jue2 nü kung chüeh |
duchess |
巨爵座 see styles |
jù jué zuò ju4 jue2 zuo4 chü chüeh tso |
Crater (constellation) |
清男爵 see styles |
shousaku / shosaku しょうさく |
(given name) Shousaku |
男爵芋 see styles |
danshakuimo だんしゃくいも |
Irish Cobbler potato |
男爵薯 see styles |
danshakuimo だんしゃくいも |
Irish Cobbler potato |
爵士音樂 爵士音乐 see styles |
jué shì yīn yuè jue2 shi4 yin1 yue4 chüeh shih yin yüeh |
jazz (loanword) |
五等爵位 see styles |
wǔ děng jué wèi wu3 deng3 jue2 wei4 wu teng chüeh wei |
five orders of feudal nobility, namely: Duke 公[gong1], Marquis 侯[hou2], Count 伯[bo2], Viscount 子[zi3], Baron 男[nan2] |
伯爵夫人 see styles |
hakushakufujin はくしゃくふじん |
countess |
侯爵夫人 see styles |
koushakufujin / koshakufujin こうしゃくふじん |
marchioness |
公爵夫人 see styles |
gōng jué fū rén gong1 jue2 fu1 ren2 kung chüeh fu jen koushakufujin / koshakufujin こうしゃくふじん |
duchess princess; duchess |
加官晉爵 加官晋爵 see styles |
jiā guān jìn jué jia1 guan1 jin4 jue2 chia kuan chin chüeh |
to confer a title an official position |
加官進爵 加官进爵 see styles |
jiā guān jìn jué jia1 guan1 jin4 jue2 chia kuan chin chüeh |
promotion to the nobility (idiom) |
幣原男爵 see styles |
shideharadanshaku しではらだんしゃく |
(person) Shidehara Danshaku |
法螺男爵 see styles |
horadanshaku ほらだんしゃく |
(person) Baron Munchausen (fiction) |
男爵夫人 see styles |
danshakufujin だんしゃくふじん |
baroness |
高官顯爵 高官显爵 see styles |
gāo guān xiǎn jué gao1 guan1 xian3 jue2 kao kuan hsien chüeh |
high ranking |
ナイト爵位 see styles |
naitoshakui ナイトしゃくい |
knighthood |
格雷伯爵茶 see styles |
gé léi bó jué chá ge2 lei2 bo2 jue2 cha2 ko lei po chüeh ch`a ko lei po chüeh cha |
Earl Grey tea |
自由爵士樂 自由爵士乐 see styles |
zì yóu jué shì yuè zi4 you2 jue2 shi4 yue4 tzu yu chüeh shih yüeh |
free jazz (music genre) |
Variations: |
jundanshaku じゅんだんしゃく |
baronet |
Variations: |
danshakuimo だんしゃくいも |
Irish Cobbler potato |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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