kokuji
kokuji noun: any of the kanji characters invented in Japan.
Noun
kokuji (plural kokuji)
Forms of kokuji
| plural | kokuji |
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Origin of kokuji
Borrowed from Japanese 国字(こくじ) (kokuji), from Middle Chinese 國 (kwok, “kingdom, nation”) + 字 (dzì, “[written] character”). Doublet of gukja.
Questions about kokuji
- What does kokuji mean?
- Kokuji means any of the kanji characters invented in Japan.
- What part of speech is kokuji?
- Kokuji is a noun.
- What is the plural of kokuji?
- The plural of kokuji is kokuji.
Words near kokuji in the dictionary
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