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Jisho.org: Japanese Dictionary
Jisho is a powerful Japanese-English dictionary. It lets you find words, kanji, example sentences and more quickly and easily. Enter any Japanese text or English word in the search box and Jisho will search a myriad of data for you.
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Dictionary search results for jisho, search Japanese words by kanji, kana, romaji, common conjugations and English meanings
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Just paste what you want to understand into Jisho, be it English, romaji, a single word or an entire paragraph of Japanese text, and it will search a myriad of data to help you understand the words, kanji and even grammar patterns.
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Jisho.org is lovingly crafted by Kim, Miwa and Andrew. You can reach us on Mastodon at @jisho@mastodon.social or by e-mail to jisho.org@gmail.com. Before you contact us, please read our list of frequently asked questions.
Jisho.org: Japanese Dictionary
Powerful and easy-to-use online Japanese dictionary with words, kanji and example sentences.
jisho - Jisho.org
1. Yamamoto Jishou (1902.1.25-1990.2.15) じしょう 【慈昭】 Given name, gender not specified
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Jisho will try to automatically convert latin letters into kana. Sometimes this might not be what you want, for example if you are trying to search for date, which will be converted into だて.
Jishou - Wikipedia
Direct trains connect Jishou to many of China's major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Changsha. Jishou lacks an airport; the closest one with commercial service is located two hours away in Zhangjiajie.
Jisho - Japanese Dictionary - Apps on Google Play
Jisho (app) is a simple and efficient app that brings the power of Jisho.org, one of the most popular Japanese-English dictionaries, to your mobile device. With a clean, distraction-free...
Japanese Dictionary — Jisho.org [Beta]
I created the current Jisho.org over 15 years ago, mostly during a flurry in between jobs. It was an experiment with some wild ideas of what a dictionary could be.
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