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In article <MARTIN.93Feb24114921@alphonse.artstech.co.jp> martin@artstech.co.jp (ISHIJIMA -martin- Masaharu) writes:

>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:

>> > So, anybody knows a kanji which yomikata is bigger than 4 kanas ?
>> > Please note that I pot a follow-up to sci.lang.japan.

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

In the region of $@>oMQ4A;z(J(usually used kanji), I know two examples of
5-kanas with no $@Aw$j2>L>(J(kanas after a kanji which is used as a verb
or a adjective).

$@!V>[!W(J is pronounced as $@$_$3$H$N$j(J,
and
$@!VGY!W(J was pronounced as $@$U$/$U$/$7(J in old Japanese.
Who know other examples?

If you look into $@Bg4AOB<-E5(J by $@=t66E2<!(J you can find a kanji which has
longest yomikata easily (^_^).

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$@<mLn(J  $@9(<y(J g2k032@cfi.waseda.ac.jp
$@Aa0pEDBg3XM}9)3XIt1~MQJ*M}3X2J#1G/(J
[$@%X%/%H%Q%9%+%k(J]$@$C$F(J$@4A;z$G=q$1$k!)(J