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awe
Stroke count: 12

Readings

On readingケイキョウ
Kun readingうやま.う

Meanings

  1. aweRtK
  2. honor
  3. respect
    いるHe respects his father.tatoeba
    よりもさらに表し書式An honorific format showing more respect than using ketsuji.wiki
  4. revere
  1. to show respect for
  2. to revere
  3. to honour
  4. to honor
  5. to worship

Popular Usage

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Mnemonic (RtK)

flowers () · phrase · bound up () · mouth () · taskmaster

From "Remembering the Kanji" by James Heisig · Frame 356

Compound words

男は度胸、女は愛あいきょう
Man is judged by his courage, woman by her charm.tatoeba
子どもが父親を尊の眼差しで見上げている。そんけい
The child looks up to his father with worship in his eyes.tatoeba
彼が礼儀正しいので、私たちは尊している。そんけい
We look up to him because of his politeness.tatoeba
彼は非常に尊されていた、しかるに彼の息子は非常に軽蔑されていた。
He was greatly respected, while his son was as much despised.tatoeba
彼は非常に正直だったので、誰からも尊されていた。
His honesty was such that he was respected by everybody.tatoeba
彼は彼らの指導者として尊されている。
He is looked up to as their leader.tatoeba
闕字・平出よりもさらに意を高めた表現。
An expression showing higher respect than when using ketsuji or hyoshutsu.wiki
他の身分の者に語以外の言葉を使うことの禁止。
Prohibited to use languages except honorific language to people with other social status.wiki
その他、主な死の尊語としては逝去などがある。
Another main honorific language of death is 逝去.wiki

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