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吟 — Kanji · 7 strokes
versify · singing · recital
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Jōyō · secondary school #1956 most frequent in newspapers
Words starting with 吟
吟recitation (of a poem) · chanting · singing吟醸酒ginjō sake · high-quality sake brewed by low temperature fermentation from white rice milled to 60%吟味close examination · careful investigation · close inspection吟遊詩人(wandering) minstrel · troubadour吟詠recitation (of a Chinese or Japanese poem) · chanting · singing吟唱recital · recitation · chant(ing)吟行going to scenic spots, ruins, etc. in search of inspiration for waka or haiku · reciting or composing poetry while walking吟醸ginjō sake · high-quality sake brewed by low temperature fermentation from white rice milled to 60%
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Words containing 吟
口ずさむto hum (a tune) · to sing to oneself · to croon愛吟love of reciting or singing favourite poems or songs詠吟reciting poetry偶吟impromptu poem口吟humming to oneself再吟味re-examination · review詩吟reciting Chinese poems低吟quiet recitation (of a poem) · humming
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独吟vocal solo · solo recitation (of traditional poetry, noh verse, etc.)朗吟recitation · singing呻吟moaning · groaning沈吟hum · meditation · painstaking elaboration on one's poem苦吟laborious composition · struggling to compose a poem感吟emotional chanting or recitation放歌高吟loud singing秀吟splendid poem名吟excellent poem (tanka, haiku, etc.) · famous poem · superb rendition of a poem連吟duet高吟loud recitation (of a poem) · (another's) poems高歌放吟singing at the top of one's voice即吟improvisation (of a poem) · improvization遊吟reciting or composing poetry while walking about病中吟poems composed in one's sickbed慎重吟味scrutiny · careful (close) examination (investigation) · careful inquiry微吟reciting poetry or singing in a soft voice断金(in Japan) 2nd note of the ancient chromatic scale (approx. D sharp)痛め吟味torture (in the Edo-period)純米吟醸酒ginjō sake with no added alcohol · junmai ginjō sake大吟醸top-quality sake brewed from rice grains milled to 50% of weight or less竜吟dragon flute · medium-pitched bark-covered bamboo transverse flute with seven holes, used in gagaku
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