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Cours de japonais par Julien Fontanier > 4 Les noms de famille japonais (kanji seulement)

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Kunyomi:
Onyomi: デン
Stroke count: 5
Radical name: た
Radical
rice field, rice paddy
Mnemonics
DEN we walked past the
ricefields
and TAlked about stupid things.
Written by: ジェン~1984
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Ta た beautiful
rice fields
and gar-den デン
Written by: Wolfenspace
A
*rice field*
, or *rice paddy*, is like a "garden"「DEN デン」for rice. One time, I "talked"「TA た」to an old Japanese woman about how she planted rice seedlings in
rows
in the muddy water.
the rice field has got four little
rice paddies
Written by: ニュちゃん
Rice field
crossed by
paths
Written by: かしき_01
Yet another beautifully constructed kanji. Simple and meaningful. I think we can all agree that this is a
rice field
, right?
Written by: non0230
Looks like a
rice field
with
paths
going between each rice paddy.
Written by:
Looks like a window
where then {デン} you can look at the {た} rice fields.
Written by: kuroda
Depicts an
enclosed
field stretching
far
and
wide
, full of golDEN→デン grain. The topography and climate of Japan are far more suitable to growing rice than wheat, so in Japanese (た)came to mean a rice paddy, a wet field with raised walkways .
(*l'iːŋ)
There are four areas of the rice field, separated by a cross, which looks like the character for
10
, which is
. The outside part of the character is a
mouth
.
Written by: Chris551
Foxes make their dens デン in Tanaka's rice field.
Written by: mitao
I walked through the
rice paddy
, thinking about how I needed a DENTAl {でん・た} plan ...
Written by: BambiIcedTea
Hard work on the
rice field
means I need waTA {た}, and I crawl into my DEN {デン} to rest. waTA - water
たt rice from my neighbour's rice paddy, it's so delicious! Every time i stuff my
mouth
with
{T}DEN
/デン
spoonfuls before i swallow it.
Written by: abekie
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さん / やまださん - (noun) Mr./Mrs./Ms. Yamada
/ - (noun) rice field
/ すいでん - (noun) (water-filled) paddy field
/ でんえん - (noun) the country, countryside, rural districts; cultivated land, fields
/ たなか - (noun) Tanaka {surname}
Kunyomi: なか
Onyomi: チュウ, ジュウ
Stroke count: 4
Radical name: ぼう,たてぼう
Radical
in, inside, middle, mean, center
Mnemonics
The
arrow
hit the
target
right in the center.
Written by: Karlla
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You have a
Pocky stick
inside of your
mouth
. Please CHEW "chyuu" it before you choke!
Written by: トマトちゃん
You have a
stick
in the middle of your
mouth
. Hold the stick inside and CHEW! チュウ Hopefully you don't choke! KNOCK On wood! なか
Written by: ・サラ
If you "chew"「CHŪ チュウ」gum in your
mouth
*in* the *middle* of class, the teacher will take a
rod
and "knock"「NAKA なか」you silly!
You've got a
stick
stuck inside your
mouth
in the middle.
Written by: アドリーヌ
I shot an arrow INSIDE of the target. When the arrow hit the sound it made way "chyuu!!!" チユウ
Written by: rhi rhi
The
Pocky stick
in the middle of your
mouth
is not ca-ndy なか, but you can chew チュウ it either way.
Written by: Wolfenspace
When you eat a
cake
, you slice it with a
knife
down the middle before チュウ'ing it, because your なかna eat it whole.
Written by: Randomdude567
I thought なか had a
stick
in his
mouth
. He チュウ'd through it with a smile on his face. Turns out it was Pocky.
Written by: チェイスです
you were in the middle of a shooting competition {AT A RU}n-down building when a mean {CHUU}bacca shot a
rod
through the center of your
mouth
. the staff rushed you inside to be treated as you screamed at the {CHUU}bacca "yo{U CHI}ter!" but {CHUU}bacca only laughed "{NAKA}kakaka!" for he knew {JYUU}stice would never be served.
Written by: LeBran
A
box
cut
in the middle.
Written by: ジョアオ003
the
mouth
has a
stick
that it is licking
Written by: あいうえお Kirby
the Japanese person said the
stick
inside the person's
mouth
was a tree branch colored in red when the stick was a snack.
Written by: あいうえお Kirby
Standing naka'd in the middle of the store, I'm about to get chuu'd out by the manager
Written by: CervidaeAxis
the
rod
is in the
mouth
Written by: あいうえお Kirby
=
a block of chocolate cake
that
Has been sliced in half by
a knife

Before eating it.
Written by: ピョン
The
rod
inside the
mouth
of the animal.
Written by: ~ Neptune
You are playing a game that you have to throw
one
gummy stick in a child's
mouth
Written by: ポポスくべ
It's your birthday! Here's a
cake
with a
candle
inside.🍰
Written by: HonokaSki
Naka-san
なか
loves the chyuuu
チュウ
shound the arrow
makes when hitting the
Inside
or
center
of targets
Written by: Kisa
"Nah, Ka,"
his mouth
said. I eat
ONE arrow
every day! It's good inside me, in my center!
Written by: Wanders
Did chuu really ask my nakama to get cut down the middle?
Did ”チュウ” really as my ”なか”(ま)to get cut down the middle?
Written by: ランフイ
Thanos
speaks
as he centers the
knife
on the middle of his index finger.
"Perfectly balanced, as all things should be"
Your dentist says "Okay, keep your mouth
wide open." as he uses the sharp metallic rod
to scrape between your teeth.

Then he accidentally sticks the sharp rod into the middle
of your gums, and that is the story of why you have one
missing tooth.
Written by: jeasydj123
Looks like a
knife blade
in the middle / center of the
cutting board
.
Written by:
A*choo*! {チュウ} Who put this
rod
inside my
mouth
?! It made me sneeze!
Written by: kuroda
One
time I found *CHU*NITHM {チュウ} in the middle of nowhere. My
mouth
said "Isn't that supposed to be in the arcades?".
Written by: kuroda
INSIDE the Millennium Falcon, I wanted to sit IN the MIDDLE seat of the cockpit, at the ships's CENTER, but Chew
チュウ
bacca knock
なか
ed me aside and took the seat for himself.
Written by: Pāru Shinju
I sneeze, "ACHOO" チュウ, and the
arrow
doesn't even hit inside the
target
.
Written by: クアジ
the
line
goes
into the center
Written by: weirdkeichan
I chuu juu-cy fruit inside my
mouth
Written by: BurnedBooks
You scream in the middle of someone
shoo
ting you in the
mouth
with a
rod/harpoon
Written by: McYodo
Kun knocks なか on the center of the door,
On chooses チュウ to let him in
Written by: ElegantCorncrake
Related vocabulary
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/ なか - (noun) inside, interior; among, within; middle, center, centre; during, while, middle, midst, amid; interval, gap; mean, average; {adj-no} {n} second (of three, e.g. sons, volumes), middle; medium grade, medium quality; {arch} red-light district
/ ちゅうごくご - (noun) Chinese (language)
/ じゅう - (suffix) (all) through (e.g. the night), throughout (e.g. the year), all ... long; within (e.g. the week), in the course of (e.g. today), by the end of; all over, throughout (e.g. the world); all (of a group), the whole (family, school, etc.)
/ ちゅうがっこう - (noun) junior high school, middle school, lower secondary school
/ ちゅうがくせい - (noun) junior high school student, middle school pupil
Kunyomi: くち
Onyomi: コウ,
Stroke count: 3
Radical name: くち
Radical
mouth
Mnemonics
Tickle a baby, and it will
open its mouth
. Cootchie-coo! くち/ク
Written by: lightmotif
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To be honest, I thought of an English slang word similar to くち, but I'd rather shut my
mouth
Written by: Manu Lamo
When I play peek a boo or "coochie-coo"「KUCHI くち、KU ク」with my baby sister, she gives me a "coy"「KŌ コウ」smile, or opens her
*mouth*
and laughs!
Looks like an open
mouth
Written by:
Depicts an open
mouth
, possibly with upturned corners. Also used to depict a generic object, square or round.
コウ is a later borrowing, ク is earlier, both from MC /khuwᵡ/. くち is from Old Japanese, ultimately from Proto-Japonic *kutui; it is not derived from /khuwᵡ/, but they may share a common ancestor.
I like KOUcaine said the
mouth
Written by: Samurai_Ash
Pictogram: An open
mouth
. Can be literal or figurative or serve as a container of sorts.
Written by: フバフバ
Related vocabulary
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/ くち - (noun) mouth; opening, hole, gap, orifice; mouth (of a bottle), spout, nozzle, mouthpiece; gate, door, entrance, exit; speaking, speech, talk (i.e. gossip); taste, palate; mouth (to feed); opening (i.e. vacancy), available position; invitation, summons; kind, sort, type; opening (i.e. beginning); {suf} {ctr} counter for mouthfuls, shares (of money), stove burners, and swords
/ じんこう - (noun) population; common talk
調 / くちょう - (noun) tone (of voice), manner of talking
/ でぐち - (noun) exit, way out; outlet, vent
/ まどぐち - (noun) counter, window, teller window, ticket window; contact person, point of contact
Kunyomi: しま
Onyomi: トウ
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: やま
Radical
island
Mnemonics
An island is a small
mountain
amidst the sea where
birds
come to rest.
Written by: Karlla
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I was drifting on the ocean with my feet hanging over the boat when all of a sudden, my toe {トウ} shmacked {しま} a rock on a shore. I looked up and saw
birds
flying around a
mountain
. I landed on Bird Mountain Island!
Written by: quickMaffs44
A piece of
mountainous
terrain, surrounded by the ocean. Only
those who bear wings
could access this land.

Some older variants:
,
Written by: non0230
An island is a refuge for a
bird
/チョウ→トウ at sea. The radical is
mountain
because an island is a geographic feature.

It’s probably just a coincidence, but the resemblance of to “pottery” /トウ is striking.
The
bird
fly on TOp {トウ} of the
mountain
of the island.
Written by: バリエル
Migratory
birds
flock to the island to build their nests on top of the
mountain
This one bird, she made しま her nest facing towards トウ the sea.
Written by: Jules.33
Related vocabulary
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/ しま - (noun) island; {vulg} one's territory (of a sex worker, organized crime gang, etc.), one's turf
/ しまじま - (noun) islands
/ れっとう - (noun) archipelago, chain of islands
/ はんとう - (noun) peninsula; {sens} {col} Korea
/ とうない - (noun) on an island, on-island
Kunyomi: まつ
Onyomi: ショウ
Stroke count: 8
Radical name: きへん
Radical
pine tree
Mnemonics
For the
public
show {ショウ}, there was mats {まつ} to sit on and a pine
tree
for shade.
Written by: Anonymous123
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The most common
TREES
in
PUBLIC
are usually PINE TREES.

- まつした electrics*
Written by: Abnormalise
The long-lived pine
tree
is the
venerable old man
/オウ→ショウ of the forest, renowned in Chinese culture for its longevity and steadfastness, retaining its green needles in all seasons.
A pine tree is a type of
tree
that you could grow
indoors
in
8
months!
The town officials SHOWed {ショウ} their holiday spirit by decorating a pine
tree
and erecting it in the
public
square for the festival {=まつ}.
The people were surrounded by
trees
to teach in
public
with a big woden, flat board for shade for the pine trees
Written by: Chris551
Pine trees are the
trees
that the
public
loves the most.
Written by: gillianfaith
Related vocabulary
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/ まつ - (noun) pine tree (Pinus spp.); highest (of a three-tier ranking system)
/ まつばら - (noun) pine grove
/ かんしょう - (noun) winter pine, pine tree that endures the cold of winter; person who does not waver from their own principles
/ がんしょう - (noun) pine tree growing on a rock
/ まつば - (noun) pine needle
Kunyomi: みや
Onyomi: キュウ, グウ,
Stroke count: 10
Radical name: うかんむり
Radical
Shinto shrine, constellations, palace, princess
Mnemonics
They put a
u shape crown
on a
spine
and it turned into a Shinto shrine. It's a miracle! {みやきゅう=みや + キュウ}
Written by: Anonymous123
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A palace is a
house
with several connected
places
.
Written by: rtega
*Princess* "Mia"「MIYA みや」left the *palace* to visit the *Shinto shrine* without her
crown
or royal
gown
. So no one recognized her, and she had to wait in the "queue"「KYŪ キュウ」with everyone else until late, when the *constellations* shone in the sky.
The cute キュウ princess Mia みや was so good グウ that she visited the
2-story Shinto shrine
every day on her way to the palace. She was so loved that they eventually named a cool クconstellation after her.
Written by: Jules.33
Related vocabulary
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/ おみや - (noun) Shinto shrine
殿 / きゅうでん - (noun) palace
/ てんまんぐう - (noun) Tenmangu shrine (shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane's spirit)
/ くないちょう - (noun) Imperial Household Agency
/ しきゅう - (noun) womb, uterus
Kunyomi: さき
Onyomi: (none)
Stroke count: 11
Radical name: やまへん
Radical
promontory, cape, spit
Mnemonics
Nagasaki {さき} sits on a cape. One of its key {キ} features is a
strange
mountain
.
Written by: Anonymous123
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The
mountain
on this cape has a
strange
shape.
Written by: Karlla
A promontory is a
geographic
curiosity
/キ.
Related vocabulary
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/ さき - (noun) small peninsula, cape, promontory, headland
/ やまさきは - (noun) {obs} Yamasaki faction (of the Liberal Democratic Party)
フラグメント / おかざきフラグメント - (noun) Okazaki fragment
/ かわさき - (noun) Kawasaki (city)
フロンターレ / かわさきフロンターレ - (noun) {organization} Kawasaki Frontale (Japanese pro soccer team)
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