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We found 24 words, 1 name, 1 kanji, and 6 examples matching '孝'
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filial piety
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noun
filial piety  (see also: 孝行)
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filial piety
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noun
loyalty and filial piety
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1. undutifulness to one's parents; lack of filial piety
2. (the crime of) cursing one's parents  (see also: 八虐; archaic; this meaning is restricted to reading ふきょう)
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たかし   Takashi   (male given name)  
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コウ    filial piety   
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おや
はかまい
墓参
って
あたし
はか
おやふこう
親不孝
あやま
って

When we'd visit our parents' graves, I would apologize for my lack of filial piety.
おやこうこう
親孝行
したい
ときに
おや
なし
By the time you wish to be a good son, your parents are long gone.
こうこう
孝行
したい
ときに
おや
なし
When one would be filial, one's parents are gone.
いいだ
飯田
たろう
太郎
こうにん
後任
として
おおはら
大原
こういち
孝一
ぎじゅつ
技術
ぶちょう
部長
として
ちゃくにん
着任
した
こと
らせいたします

We are writing to inform you that Mr Koichi Ohara has been appointed as Manager of the Technical Department in succession to Mr Taro Iida.
おやこうこう
親孝行
むすこ
息子
さんいるから
ろうご
老後
しんぱい
心配
しなくて
いい
It must be nice having such a loyal son. You don't have to wonder if you'll be taken care of in your old age.
 
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