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Online dictionary of Japanese proverbs, idioms, and classical sayings with meanings, origins, and related expressions. Searchable by kana, kanji, meaning, or theme for learners at all levels.
Online Japanese dictionary that allows users to search for word meanings and readings using kana order or kanji, with example usage and related words for many entries.
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Dictionary entry explaining the proverb 下手に出る (shitateni deru), meaning to adopt a humble attitude toward others. Includes usage contexts, related kanji, and links to related proverbs.
Page explaining the Japanese proverb 竿の先の鈴 with its meaning, reading, related expressions and kanji. Designed for learners of Japanese who want to understand traditional sayings and their cultural context.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese proverb "酒は飲むとも飲まるるな" explaining its meaning about moderate drinking and loss of reason. Serves learners studying traditional expressions and Japanese culture.
Online dictionary of approximately 6,700 four-character idioms with readings, meanings, origins, and related idioms. Learners can search by kana order, kanji, meaning, theme, or JLPT level.
Dictionary entry explaining the Japanese proverb "下腹に毛がない" (shitagara ni ke ga nai), meaning a cunning or wicked person, with its origin and usage contexts.
Explains the Japanese proverb "掃き溜めに鶴" with its meaning, reading, variations, and related expressions. Provides context for learners encountering traditional sayings and cultural references.
Dictionary entry explaining the proverb "顧みて他を言う" (to evade a question by changing the subject), with its meaning, etymology from Mencius, and related proverbs and kanji.
Explains the proverb 猿に木登り and its meaning, along with related proverbs and variant forms. Helps learners understand Japanese idiomatic expressions and their usage.
Database entry explaining the proverb 年年歳歳花相似たり about the transience of human circumstances contrasted with nature's constancy.
A Japanese proverb dictionary entry explaining the meaning and usage of "最後に笑う者が最もよく笑う" (the one who laughs last laughs best) with related proverbs and kanji components.
A dictionary entry explaining the proverb 沙汰の限り (sata no kagiri), which means to dismiss something without hearing the other side.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese proverb "医は仁術" (isha wa jinzutsu) with its meaning, reading, and related proverbs. Helps learners understand traditional expressions and cultural values.
Feature page for a dictionary website explaining how to bookmark entries in kanji, four-character idiom, proverb and other dictionaries. Describes free and paid membership options for saving study materials.
Entry for the Japanese proverb 下にも置かない explaining its meaning, reading, variations, and usage context. Provides definitions and related proverbs for learners studying traditional expressions.
A dictionary entry explaining the proverb "心の欲する所に従えども矩を踰えず" from the Analects, with its meaning, origins, variants, and related proverbs organized by shared characters.
Dictionary entry explaining the Japanese proverb "鼬の最後っ屁" (itachi no saigo ppe), a desperate measure someone takes when cornered, with related proverbs and usage contexts.
Dictionary entry explaining the proverb "Sai wa nagerarета" (the die is cast), its meaning, usage contexts, and related expressions. Useful for intermediate learners studying idiomatic Japanese.
A dictionary entry explaining the Japanese proverb "Gokurakunega wannyori jigoku tsukuruna," which teaches that reducing present wrongdoing matters more than hoping for a good afterlife.
Dictionary entry explaining the classical proverb 采薪の憂い (saishin no urai), with its reading, meaning as a humble way to refer to one's illness, related proverbs, and kanji components.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese proverb about managing finances, explaining the meaning and providing related proverbs organized by shared characters and themes.
A dictionary entry explaining the proverb "sakura wa hana ni arawareru" (talent shows when opportunity arises), with related proverbs and character breakdowns.
Dictionary entry explaining the proverb 郷に入っては郷に従え (when in a place, follow that place's customs) with its meaning, readings, variations, and related proverbs.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese proverb 五斗米のために腰を折る, explaining its meaning, origin in Chinese history, and usage context for learners studying idiomatic expressions and cultural references.
A dictionary entry explaining the proverb 碁で負けたら将棋で勝て with its meaning, readings, variations and related expressions. Useful for learners studying Japanese idioms and traditional sayings.
Dictionary of four-character idioms (yojijukugo) organized by kanji proficiency levels from the Kanji Kentei exam. Learners can browse idioms by level and find readings and meanings.
Index of Japanese proverbs, idioms and set phrases searchable by kanji stroke count. Helps learners understand and recall traditional expressions used in everyday language.
Index of four-character idioms searchable by kanji and stroke count. Helps learners find and understand yojijukugo phrases used in Japanese writing and speech.
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