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礼 — Kanji · 5 strokes

salute · bow · ceremony · thanks · remuneration

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Jōyō · elementary grade 3 #1185 most frequent in newspapers

Words starting with 礼

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Words containing 礼

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朝礼ちょうれいmorning assembly (at a company, school, etc.) · morning gathering儀礼的ぎれいてきformal · courteous · ritual祭礼さいれい(religious) festival典礼てんれいceremony · etiquette · courtesy無礼ぶれいrudeness · impoliteness · discourtesyお礼れいthanks · gratitude · manners返礼へんれいreturn present · return gift · something done in return (as way of thanks)家来けらいretainer · vassal · follower非礼ひれいimpoliteness敬礼けいれいsalute · bow拝礼はいれいworship虚礼きょれいempty (useless) formalities栄誉礼えいよれいsalute from a guard of honor失礼しつれいしましたmy apologies · I'm sorry · excuse me舐なめるto lick · to lap · to suck失礼しつれいしますexcuse me · pardon me · I beg your pardon回礼かいれいgoing from door to door greeting relatives and friends (esp. at New Year) · round of complimentary visits割礼かつれい(male) circumcision儀礼兵ぎれいへいguard of honor · guard of honour偶像礼拝ぐうぞうれいはいidolatry軍礼ぐんれいmilitary honors · military honours欠礼けつれいfailure to pay one's compliments · omission of courtesy厚礼こうれいheartfelt thanks再浸礼さいしんれいrebaptism by immersion再洗礼さいせんれいrebaptism · anabaptism三顧さんこの礼れいshowing (someone) special courtesy (to persuade them to take a post)巡礼者じゅんれいしゃpilgrim仁義礼智信じんぎれいちしんthe five Confucian virtues (benevolence, justice, courtesy, wisdom, and sincerity)昼礼ちゅうれいafternoon assembly (at a company, etc.)刀礼とうれいsword salute年礼ねんれいNew Year's greetings繁文縟礼はんぶんじょくれいred-tapism無礼講ぶれいこうunceremonious party · free and easy gathering · party with no regard for formal etiquette or status黙礼もくれいsilent bow慇懃無礼いんぎんぶれいsuperficially polite but actually rude · rude under a veneer of politeness · courteous on the surface but insolent at heartお礼奉公れいぼうこうfree service after one has finished one's apprenticeship目礼もくれいnodding · greeting (with eyes)

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