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立 — Kanji · 5 strokes

stand up · rise · set up · erect

On
リツ · リュウ · リットル
Kun
た(つ) · た(てる)

Jōyō · elementary grade 1 #58 most frequent in newspapers

Words starting with 立

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Words containing 立

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確立かくりつestablishment · settlement県立けんりつprefectural · managed by a prefectural government市立しりつmunicipal · city樹立じゅりつestablishment · founding · setting (a record)公立こうりつpublic (institution)擁立ようりつbacking (for a position) · giving support to · helping (someone) to a position独立国どくりつこくindependent state · independent nation自立じりつindependence · self-reliance創立そうりつestablishment · founding · organization中立ちゅうりつneutrality孤立こりつisolation · being alone · being friendless都立とりつmetropolitan · managed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government申もうし立たてstatement · account (of something) · declaration区立くりつestablished by a ward · ward · municipal建前たてまえface · official stance · public position or attitude (as opposed to private thoughts)府立ふりつprefectural · managed by an urban prefecture (Osaka or Kyoto)組くみ立たてconstruction · framework · erection国立劇場こくりつげきじょうnational theater成なり立たつto consist of · to be made up of · to be composed of積立金つみたてきんreserve (fund) · deposit乱立らんりつstanding close together in a disorderly way (of buildings, etc.) · standing side by side · standing (for election) in (excessively) large numbers両立りょうりつcompatibility · coexistence · standing together仕立したてtailoring · sewing · cut二本立にほんだてdouble feature (movie)不成立ふせいりつfailure (e.g. of a bill, motion) · falling through · rejection埋うめ立たて地ちreclaimed land埋うめ立たてland reclamation · land fill献立こんだてmenu · bill of fare · program表立おもてだってpublicly · openly · ostensibly表立おもてだつto become public · to become known · to come out in the open分立ぶんりつsegregation · separation · independence際立きわだつto be prominent · to be conspicuous · to stand out王立おうりつroyal (institution)共立きょうりつjoint · common手立て てだてmeans · method

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