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Hi there.  Sorry but I ignored "Followup-To:".  Because I never read
sci.lang.japan usually.

In article <1864@adacgw.adac.co.jp> suzuki@adac.co.jp (SUZUKI Hidero) writes:
> > kanji with the longest yomikata in kana ? I know two kanjis that
> > have 4-kanas yomikata:
> >   $@F<(J ($@$I$&(J) can be read as $@$"$+$,$M(J, but only in my wordtank 7100.
> >             A Japanese friend said they always read $@$I$&!#(J
> > Another example:
> >   $@;g(J ($@$`$i$5$-(J), purple.
> > So, anybody knows a kanji which yomikata is bigger than 4 kanas ?
> > Please note that I pot a follow-up to sci.lang.japan.
> Just now, I read a kanji dictionary. Then I found:
> $@A8(J ($@%;%s%A%a!<%H%k(J, senchi me^toru), centimeter
> It is one of Japanese original kanjis. It's not Chinese. We say
> they are $@9q;z(J($@$3$/(J-$@$8(J, koku-ji, national letter).
> And then, nomal kanji which have longest kanas, I cought find,
> was:
> $@8H(J ($@$7$e$&$H$a(J, shu^tome), mother-in-law

In old Japanese, $@!V6d!W(Jwas pronounced as $@$7$m$,$M(J, and$@!VE4!W(Jwas
$@$/$m$,$M(J.

BTW, How about$@!V>5$k!W(J?
It's pronounced as $@$&$1$?$^$o(J-$@$k(J.

# $@!VP'!W(Jis one of my most favorite foods.
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