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July 7, 2011 at 9:44 pm #13841
Anyone else notice how there are a ton of kanji meaning ‘build/building/to build’?
I know most of them, just not the context, ergo. If one is for a specific type of building. So, does anyone want to list them out for me?
:D
Thanks a ton.
SinisterT.July 7, 2011 at 9:45 pm #13842*ergo…*
July 8, 2011 at 7:49 am #13845This should get you started
addition to a building zouchiku
body-building bodi-biru
body building bodibiru
bridge building kakyou, kakehashi, hashiwatashi
building tatemono, eizou, tou, kasetsu, kenzou, kaoku
building (abbr) biru
building a nest eisou
building fire at distance toobi
building lot takuchi
building maintenance birumentenansu
building material kenzai
building plot fushinba
building rice-field ridges unedate
building work shuuei
closing of a building heikan
destruction by fire (building) enjou
Diet building gijidou
Empire State Building enpaiasute-tobiru
entire building zenkan
government office building chousha
hexagonal building rokkakudou
high decorated building garou
intelligent building suma-tobiru
intelligent building (abbr) interijentobiru
lofty (high) building kourou
main building hon’ya, honkan
main temple building chuudou, hondou
money building (abbr) mane-biru
multistoried building roukaku
new building shinchiku
one building (hall ichidou
outbuilding betsumune
palatial building dendou
personnel (of public building) kan’in
rebuilding saikenchiku, saiken
rebuilding (temple or shrine) saikon
school (building) gakusha
school building kousha
separate building betsudou, betsumune
shipbuilding zousen
shrine building den’u
smart building suma-tobiru
soars high (a building) tenwomasuru
station building ekisha
synthetic building material shinkenzai
tall (high rise) building kousoukenchiku, kousougenchiku
tall building daikaku, taikaku
temporary building karibushin, karigoshirae
the front of a building omotegamae
to run into (a building) hashirikomuJuly 8, 2011 at 10:00 am #13846^Be careful what you wish for!
Also, it would have been nice if there was kanji since thats what the question was specific about, but thats a lot of words so I’ll allow it ;D
July 8, 2011 at 10:56 am #13847I’m going to have to side with Sheep, not that I don’t apreciate it. O.o Seriously, thanks though. :”D
We need MOAR kanji captain! :D
How long did it take you to compile? Lordy.
July 8, 2011 at 10:59 am #13848Also, I mean like, the verb.
(generally)
:DJuly 8, 2011 at 2:00 pm #13851Tough crowd. :p
建物
たてもの building
ビルディング building本館
ほんかん main building議事堂
ぎじどう Diet building家屋
かおく house; building館内
かんない in the building校舎
こうしゃ school building石材
せきざい (building) stone建材
けんざい building material二階建て
にかいだて two-storied building建造
けんぞう building; construction架設
かせつ construction; building楼閣
ろうかく multistoried building社屋
しゃおく company office building殿堂
でんどう palace; palatial building廃虚
はいきょ ruins; abandoned building本堂
ほんどう main temple building; nave庁舎
ちょうしゃ government office building宅地
たくち building lot; residential land新築
しんちく new building; new construction
ビル 1: (Abbreviation) building;
2: bill別棟
べつむね separate building; outbuilding; outhouse住宅
じゅうたく residence; housing; residential building一堂
いちどう one building (hall, temple, shrine, room)施工
せこう execution (building contract); carrying out架橋
かきょう 1: bridge building; bridge;
2: cross-linking改築
かいちく structural alteration of building; reconstruction建立
こんりゅう (act of) building (temple, monument, etc.); erection本屋
ほんや 1: bookstore; bookshop;
2: publisher;
3: main building堂
どう 1: temple; shrine; hall;
2: prefix to building meaning “magnificent”軒
のき 1: eaves;
2: narrow aisle surrounding the core of a temple building撤収
てっしゅう withdrawal; evacuation (e.g. of soldiers); removal (e.g. of a building)展開
てんかい 1: development; evolution; unfolding;
2: expansion; deployment; building up棟
とう 1: large building; ()
2: counter for buildings, apartments, etc.アパート 1: (Abbreviation) apartment building; apartment block; apartment house;
2: (Abbreviation) apartment橋渡し
はしわたし bridge building; mediation; go-between; intermediary; (through the) good offices (of someone)大黒柱
だいこくばしら 1: central pillar (of a building);
2: mainstay (e.g. of an economy); backbone (e.g. of a family); provider; main man国会議事堂
こっかいぎじどう national parliament or congress building (e.g. National Diet (Japan), Capitol Hill (US), Houses of Parliament (UK), etc.)回廊
かいろう corridor; gallery; hallway; cloister (i.e. covered walk typically circling a building or garden, esp. in a palace or place of worship)炎上
えんじょう 1: blazing up;
2: destruction of a large building by fire;
3: flood of comments to a blog, exceeding what the blog’s owner can answer階
かい 1: storey; story; floor;
2: (Noun) stairs; ()
3: stage (in chronostratigraphy); (ctr)
4: counter for storeys and floors of a building作り
つくり 1: making; producing; manufacturing; building; construction; make; structure;
2: appearance (i.e. attire, make-up);
3: build (i.e. physique);
4: sashimi; (n-pref)
5: forced (smile, etc.)構える
かまえる 1: to set up (e.g. a building);
2: to prepare in advance (e.g. a meal); to prepare to use something (e.g. a camera);
3: to plan; to scheme;
4: to fabricate in order to deceive;
5: to stiffen; to become formal屋台
やたい 1: cart (esp. a food cart); stall; stand;
2: festival float; portable shrine dedicated to a god and shaped like a house; dancing platform;
3: stage prop fashioned after a large building;
4: (Abbreviation) framework (of a house, etc.);
5: (Archaism) house (esp. a small and miserable house)表
おもて 1: surface;
2: face (i.e. the visible side of an object);
3: front (of a building, etc.); obverse side (i.e. “head”) of a coin;
4: outside; exterior;
5: appearance;
6: public;
7: first half (of an innings); top (of an inning);
8: cover (for tatami mats, etc.);
9: (Computer terminology) foreground掛ける
かける 1: to hang (e.g. picture); to hoist (e.g. sail); to raise (e.g. flag);
2: to sit; ()
3: to be partway (verb); to begin (but not complete);
4: to take (time, money); to expend (money, time, etc.);
5: to make (a call);
6: to multiply;
7: to secure (e.g. lock);
8: to put on (glasses, etc.);
9: to cover;
10: to burden someone;
11: to apply (insurance);
12: to turn on (an engine, etc.); to set (a dial, an alarm clock, etc.);
13: to put an effect (spell, anaesthetic, etc.) on;
14: to hold an emotion for (pity, hope, etc.);
15: to bind;
16: to pour (or sprinkle, spray, etc.) onto;
17: to argue (in court); to deliberate (in a meeting); to present (e.g. idea to a conference, etc.);
18: to increase further;
19: to catch (in a trap, etc.);
20: to set atop;
21: to erect (a makeshift building);
22: to hold (a play, festival, etc.); (Auxillary verb)
23: (after -masu stem of verb) indicates (verb) is being directed to (someone)July 8, 2011 at 2:08 pm #13852You can search for a list of kanji with the word “build” in the list of meanings over on jisho.org.
http://jisho.org/kanji?rt=jap&reading=&mt=en&meaning=build&ct=strokes&code=&jy_only=on
Then for each one that looks interesting, you can search for words that use that kanji using the little “words” link in its row.
Another way of going about this is to search for the word “build” in an English-Japanese dictionary.
http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/ej3/11794/m0u/build/
That will tell you how to say things like “build a house” and “build a fire.”
July 8, 2011 at 4:10 pm #13853I usually like to read everything in detail (except missing’s long chat conversations with his friend tosh) but NO WAY am I wasting time reading that long long list budonoseito has comprehended.
Nice list, though! VERY HELPFUL, it seems.
July 8, 2011 at 7:38 pm #13855Yes Bud, I really appreciate it man.
:D
Also, I didn’t mean to sound like I didn’t apprieciate your help.
Thanks so much. :D
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