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Article #467Kanji of the day ?66
From: stueber
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 12:04
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 12:04
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KANJI OF THE DAY # 66
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(Numbers indicate order and beginning of strokes)
JIS = 3310 (serial number)
shiftJIS = 92B2 (hexcode)
NELSON = 4392
MIYAMOTO = 15-282
KUNZE =
OnYomi: CHOU
Kunyomi: shira(be) - melody, inspection
shira(beru) - to investigate, to examine, to inspect
totono(eru) - to prepare, to supply, to fill (orders), to adjust
Mnemonics: "Vocal tuning"
Derivation:
to speak (mouth with
signs coming out) "go round to examine"
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Compounds:
CHOUshi - tune, key, rhythm, tone, way, condition
CHOUsa - investigation, examination
CHOUsetsu - adjustment
CHOUwa - harmony, accord, agreement
CHOUritsu - tuning
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The main disadvantage of the Japanese character fonts for computers is that
they do contain all sorts of foreign alphabets including Greek and Russian
but do not contain any GERMAN UMLAUTS!!!
So how should one ever be able to edit a Japanese-German dictionary?
For instance ** **
this is a German umlaut and should be written like this:
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Kurt Stueber ($$B%/%k%H$CJ)
e-mail: stueber@vax.mpiz-koeln.mpg.dbp.de
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This is number 0066
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