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Words — 50 found

Na-adjective (keiyodoshi), Noun
1. savage; barbarous; barbaric; uncivilized; uncivilised​
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1. barbarian; savage​
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2. foreigner​Derogatory
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Noun
1. barbarian; savage; savage (primitive) people (race)​
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バルバロイ
Noun
1. barbarian​From Greek, Modern (1453-) “barbaroi”
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1. savage; barbarian; aboriginal​
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蕃人 【ばんじん】
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1. captive; prisoner​Archaic, See also 虜 とりこ
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2. foreigner; barbarian; slave​Archaic
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1. barbarian tribe; savage tribe​
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蕃族 【ばんぞく】
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蕃族: Rarely-used kanji form.
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1. barbarian tribes surrounding ancient China​See also 胡
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1. barbarian territory​
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2. barbarous land; uncivilized land (uncivilised)​
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1. barbarian country; uncivilized country​Archaic
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2. foreign country​Archaic
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蕃国 【ばんこく】
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1. peoples formerly of northern Japan with distinct language and culture (i.e. the Ainu)​Archaic, See also 蝦夷
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2. provincial (i.e. a person who lives far from the city)​
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3. brutish, unsophisticated warrior (esp. used by Kyoto samurai to refer to samurai from eastern Japan)​
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4. foreigner; barbarian​Derogatory
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戎 【えびす】
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1. northern barbarian tribes surrounding ancient China​Historical term
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2. foreigner; barbarian tribe​Derogatory, Rare term
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1. Western European (esp. the Spanish and the Portuguese); southern barbarian​Historical term, orig. used from the Muromachi to the Edo period
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Kanji — 11 found

9.759005488713607
13 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
虜
captive, barbarian, low epithet for the enemy
On: リョ、 ロ
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13.05296063392825
9 strokes. JLPT N1. Jinmeiyō kanji.
胡
barbarian, foreign
Kun: なんぞ
On: ウ、 コ、 ゴ
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13.603285958343935
12 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
蛮
barbarian
Kun: えびす
On: バン
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76.02777070989787
6 strokes. Jinmeiyō kanji.
夷
barbarian, savage, Ainu
On: イ
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Sentences — 1 found

  • jreibun/6269/1
    • とくがわ徳川
    • いえやす家康
    • は
    • せんろっぴゃくさん1603
    • ねん年
    • に
    • せいいたいしょうぐん征夷大将軍
    • となり、
    • えどばくふ江戸幕府
    • を
    • ひら開いた
    • 。
    • ようしょうき幼少期
    • は
    • おだ織田
    • け家
    • と
    • いまがわ今川
    • け家
    • で
    • ひとじち人質
    • として過ごしており、
    • ろくじゅっさい/ろくじっさい60歳
    • にしてようやく
    • ぶけ武家
    • しゃかい社会
    • の
    • ちょうてん頂点
    • に立ったのである。
    In 1603 Tokugawa Ieyasu was appointed Barbarian-Quelling Generalissimo (shōgun) and established the Edo Shogunate. As a child, he spent time as a hostage of both the Oda and Imagawa clans, and it was not until the age of 60 that he finally rose to the top of the samurai society. — Jreibun
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