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Kanji Detail for 儀 - "ceremony, ritual, manners"

儀

  • Meaning

    儀 means "ceremony, ritual, manners."

    1. Ceremony - Manners; proper form; etiquette.

    2. Good - Proper; correct.

    3. To follow - To use as a model.

    4. Spouse - A married couple.

    5. To come - To arrive.

    6. Instrument - Measuring devices.

    7. Matter - An affair; a subject; concerning something.

  • Dictionary Citations

    The meaning above is based on the following sources:

    KANJIDIC2 A comprehensive Japanese-English kanji dictionary

    ceremony; rule; affair; case; a matter

    Unihan Unicode Han Database for CJK characters

    ceremony, rites gifts; admire

    CC-CEDICT A Chinese-English dictionary

    apparatus; rites; appearance; present; ceremony

    Make Me a Hanzi Open-source Chinese character data

    instrument, apparatus; ceremony, rites

    XSZD Xuéshēng Zìdiǎn (學生字典) - Student's Dictionary

    Deportment. Such as 威儀. Having awe-inspiring presence is called 威; having deportment worthy of imitation is called 儀. See (Zuo Zhuan). | Model; standard. 儀器 refers to models and the like, ceremonial forms that people can follow. | Colloquially, gifts are called 儀. Such as 賀儀 (congratulatory gift), 程儀 (travel gift).
  • Onyomitip

    gi(ぎ) ぎ

  • Kunyomitip

    nori(のり) のり

    yo.i(よい) よい

  • Strokestip

    15 strokes

  • Radicaltip

    人 亻 (hito・nimben・hitogashira・hitoyane)

  • Related Keywords
    ceremony ritual etiquette manners propriety protocol formality rite custom tradition decorum courtesy procedure form instrument device apparatus matter affair subject

Sentences including 儀

  • Keep quiet and behave well !

  • You are old enough to behave yourself.

  • Mind your manners.

  • Everybody likes polite people.

  • The english are known for their courtesy.

  • It is polite of her to write me back at once.

  • Tom has no manners.

  • Nobody bowed to him.

  • She has fine manners.

  • He is an ill-mannered man.

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