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府
Grade Level: 4
JLPT Level: 2
Frequency: 170
Bushu (Radical) Info:
广 (まだれ)
dotted cliff
Henshall Mnemonic:
large building attached to government center
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Stroke Order Diagram (SOD): 8 Strokes
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On-Yomi Reading(s):
フ
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Kun-Yomi Reading(s):
い
う
お
はん
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English Meaning(s):
borough
urban prefecture
govt office
representative body
storehouse
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Popular words and/or phrases using this kanji:
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- 州政府 [しゅうせいふ]
state government [K] [D]
- 政府 [せいふ]
(n) government; administration [K] [D]
- 総理府 [そうりふ]
(n) Prime Minister's office [K] [D]
- 都道府県 [とどうふけん]
(n) administrative divisions of Japan: Tokyo-to, Hokkai-do, Osaka-fu, Kyoto-fu and remaining prefectures [K] [D]
- 府警 [ふけい]
(n) prefectural police [K] [D]
- 府県 [ふけん]
(n) prefecture [K] [D]
- 府知事 [ふちじ]
(n) prefectural governor [K] [D]
- 府中 [ふちゅう]
Fuchuu (in Tokyo) [K] [D]
- 府庁 [ふちょう]
(n) prefectural office [K] [D]
- 府立 [ふりつ]
(n) managed by an urban prefecture [K] [D]
- 幕府 [ばくふ]
(n) bakufu; shogunate [K] [D]
- 無政府 [むせいふ]
(n) anarchy [K] [D]
- 立法府 [りっぽうふ]
(n) assize [K] [D]
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