Kanji Dictionary

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kanji shougun general

kanji shinobi (1)stealth, (2)(abbr) travelling incognito (traveling), (3)(abbr) ninjutsu, (4)(abbr) ninja, (5)sneak theft, sneak thief, (6)tolerance

kanji juu gun, rifle, small arms

kanji juuken bayonet

kanji ikusa (1)war, battle, campaign, fight, (2)(arch) troops, forces; (3)war, battle, (4)match, competition

kanji samurai samurai

kanji ya arrow

kanji utsu (1)to shoot (at), (2)to attack, to defeat, to destroy, to avenge

kanji touken sword, dagger, knife, bayonet

kanji yumiya bow and arrow; bow and arrow

kanji tatakau to fight/to battle/to combat/to struggle against/to wage war/to engage in contest/(P)

kanji semeru to attack, to assault

kanji tsutsu gun, rifle, small arms; gun, cannon, artillery, ordnance

kanji yuminari ohyb, oblouk

kanji katana sword

kanji utsu (1)to shoot (at), (2)to attack, to defeat, to destroy, to avenge

kanji tsuwamono (1)war, battle, campaign, fight, (2)(arch) troops, forces; (3)soldier, warrior, (4)strong man, exceptional person, man of courage; (5)(common) soldier, rank and file, (6)army, troops, (7)warfar

kanji tatakai battle, fight, struggle, conflict

kanji hajikeru to burst open, to split open, to pop

kanji onaji; onajiku; kurikaeshi; dounojiten; noma množné číslo (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (sometimes voiced); repetition of kanji (jen výjmečně)

kanji utsu (1)to shoot (at), (2)to attack, to defeat, to destroy, to avenge

kanji hiku to play (piano, guitar)

kanji amerikagun U.S. forces, American military

kanji guntai army, troops

kanji korosu to kill