醤
醤 — jang
Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).
This is not the standard Korean glyph form. The Korean form is 醬.
Parts that make up 醤
How 醤 was formed
Traditional analysis treats 醤 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 将, 酉.
Japanese words with 醤
- 醤油しょうゆ soy sauce; soya sauce; shoyu
- 醤ひしお paste similar to miso made from koji mold and salt water; watery mash left over from making soy sauce
- 醤蝦あみ opossum shrimp (Mysida spp.); mysid
- 魚醤ぎょしょう fish sauce (made from fermented salted fish)
- 蒟醤きんま betel (Piper betle)
- 肉醤ししびしお salted and fermented meat or fish
- 生醤油きじょうゆ pure soy sauce
- 豆板醤トーバンジャン doubanjiang (Chinese broad bean chili paste)
- 魚醤油うおじょうゆ fish sauce (made from fermented salted fish)
- XO醤エックスオージャン XO sauce (spicy seafood sauce used primarily in Cantonese cooking)
- 芝麻醤チーマージャン Chinese sesame paste
- 甜麺醤テンメンジャン sweet flour paste (Chinese seasoning)
Other hanja read “장”
Other hanja with radical 酉
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