Online Japanese dictionary of Kanji words: translation of 'my'
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category: to learn in school
radicals: keyword: bodynb of strokes: 9 translation: disobey, revolt, rebel, betray, back hai
背: se, sei: back, height (jp.)
背の高い: senotakai, seinotakai: tall, of high stature <<< 高
背の低い: senohikui, seinohikui: small, of low stature <<< 低
背が立つ: segatatsu: be able to stand (in water) <<< 立
背が立たない: segatatanai: be unable to stand (in water) <<< 立
背に腹は代えられぬ: seniharahakaerarenu: Necessity is a hard master, My shirt is nearer the skin than my coat
背負う: seou, shou: carry [have] (a thing) on the back, shoulder (v.) <<< 負
背負わせる: seowaseru, showaseru: load, burden (a person with a thing) <<< 負
背く: somuku: act contrary to, go against, disobey, break, violate, revolt [rebel] (against), rise [turn] against, betray <<< 裏切
背: ushiro: behind, back <<< 後
category: to learn in school
radicals: nb of strokes: 12 translation: gloomy, sad, sorry hi
悲しい: kanashii: sad, sorrowful, woeful, mournful, tearful, pathetic, unhappy
悲しむ: kanashimu: sorrow (vi.) (at, over), grieve (at, over), be sad [sorrowful] (at), lament, deplore, mourn, regret
悲しませる: kanashimaseru: make (a person) sad
悲します: kanashimasu
悲しそうに: kanashisouni: sadly, sorrowfully, mournfully
悲しさ: kanashisa: sorrow, grief, distress, sadness, lamentation
悲しみ: kanashimi
悲しみの余り: kanashiminoamari: in (the excess of) one's sorrow [grief] <<< 余
悲しみに沈む: kanashiminishizumu: be in deep grief <<< 沈
悲しく思う: kanashikuomou: feel sad [sorrowful] <<< 思
悲しい事には: kanashiikotoniha: to my sorrow, sad to say, It is a pity that <<< 事 synonyms: 哀
category: to learn in school
radicals: nb of strokes: 19 translation: pray, wish, desire, beg, request gan, gen
願: gan: wish, desire, beg, request
願が適う: gangakanau: One's prayer is answered <<< 適
願を掛ける: gannokakeru: make a vow (to a god) <<< 掛
願う: negau: wish (v.), desire, beg, entreat, implore, petition, pray, request
願い: negai: wish (n.), desire, petition
願い下げる: negaisageru: withdraw a request [suit] <<< 下
願い出る: negaideru: make an application to (a person), apply (to a person for a thing) <<< 出
願いが叶う: negaigakanau: have one's wishes granted, have one's prayer answered, One's wishes come true, One's prayer is heard [answered] <<< 叶
願いを聞き入れる: negaiokikiireru: grant a person's request
願いを聞き入れない: negaiokikiirenai: refuse a person's request
願ったり叶ったり: negattarikanattari: Everything has turned out in my favor <<< 叶
願わくば: negawakuba: hopefully
願わしい: negawashii: desirable, preferable <<< 望
お願い: onegai: please
お願いします: onegaishimasu: please (pol.)
category: JIS1
radicals: keyword: familynb of strokes: 13 translation: father, old man ya
爺: chichi: father <<< 父
爺: jiji: old man <<< 老人
爺: oyaji: my father (jp.) <<< 親父
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