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庚

庚 — gyeong

Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).

Korean reading
별 경
Romanization
gyeong
English
7th heavenly stem
Mandarin
gēng
Japanese on'yomi
コウ, キョウ
Japanese kun'yomi
かのえ
Japanese usage
Jinmeiyō kanji
Strokes
8
Radical
广 (53, 5 residual)
Unicode
U+5E9A

Korean example words with 庚

  • 삼경三庚 Korean gloss: 초복, 중복, 말복을 통틀어 이르는 말
  • 귀경貴庚 Korean gloss: 청장년에게 나이를 물을 때 나이를 높여 이르는 말
  • 경방庚方 Korean gloss: 이십사방위의 하나. 정서(正西)에서 남으로 15도 방위를 중심으로 한 15도 각도 안의 방향이다
  • 경렬庚熱 Korean gloss: 삼복(三伏)의 더위.
  • 경신庚申 Korean gloss: 육십갑자의 쉰일곱째.
  • 경진庚辰 Korean gloss: 육십갑자의 열일곱째.
  • 경술庚戌 Korean gloss: 육십갑자의 마흔일곱째.
  • 경술국치庚戌國恥 Korean gloss: ‘국권 피탈’의 전 용어
  • 경오庚午 Korean gloss: 육십갑자(六十甲子)의 일곱째.
  • 경인庚寅 Korean gloss: 육십갑자(六十甲子)의 스물일곱째.
  • 경자庚子 Korean gloss: 육십갑자(六十甲子)의 서른일곱째.
  • 경년庚年 Korean gloss: 천간(天干)이 경(庚)으로 된 해.

Definitions from Woorimalsam, National Institute of Korean Language (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR)

Japanese words with 庚

  • 庚かのえ 7th in rank; seventh sign of the Chinese calendar
  • 庚申かのえさる Metal Monkey (57th term of the sexagenary cycle, e.g. 1920, 1980, 2040); Shōmen Kongō (deity); kōshin-machi (religious wake)
  • 庚午かのえうま Metal Horse (7th term of the sexagenary cycle, e.g. 1930, 1990, 2050)
  • 庚辰かのえたつ Metal Dragon (17th term of the sexagenary cycle, e.g. 1940, 2000, 2060)
  • 庚寅かのえとら Metal Tiger (27th term of the sexagenary cycle, e.g. 1950, 2010, 2070)
  • 庚戌かのえいぬ Metal Dog (47th term of the sexagenary cycle, e.g. 1910, 1970, 2030)
  • 庚子かのえね Metal Rat (37th term of the sexagenary cycle, e.g. 1960, 2020, 2080)
  • 同庚どうこう same age
  • 庚申待こうしんまち kōshin-machi; staying awake on the eve of the 57th day of the sexagenary cycle to prevent the three worms that were said to inhabit the human gut from reporting one's wrongdoings to the gods; a tradition that began among nobility in the Heian period and became widespread during the Edo period
  • 庚申講こうしんこう kōshin-machi association
  • 庚申月こうしんづき Metal Monkey month; lunar month that contains a day of the Metal Monkey (essentially every other month) during which it was believed colds were more frequent
  • 庚申塚こうしんづか roadside standing stone dedicated to the Buddhist deity Shōmen Kongō (usu. also engraved with the three wise monkeys)

Other hanja read “경”

Other hanja with radical 广

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