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We found 10 words, 2 kanji, and 3 examples matching '封建'
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ほ う け ん 0
feudalistic
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ほ う け ん て き 0
feudal
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noun
feudal state
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noun
feudal lord  (historical term)
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ほ う け ん せ い 0
noun
feudal system; feudalism  (see also: 封建制度)
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封
フウ   ホウ    seal   
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圭
ケイ    jewel; corner   
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土
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
寸
スン   inch
建
ケン   コン   たつ to be built   たてる to build   
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廴
long stride
聿
writing brush
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にほん
日本
の
ほうけん
封建
じだい
時代
には、
さいだい
最大
の
とち
土地
を
しょゆう
所有
した
りょうしゅ
領主
は「
だいみょう
大名
」と
よ
呼
ばれた。
In feudal Japan, the lord with the largest land holdings was called a "daimyo."
ぜん
前
せいき
世紀
の
なかごろ
中頃
まで
にほん
日本
が
ほうけん
封建
こっか
国家
であったことは、よくしられている。
It is well known that up to the middle of the last century Japan was a feudal state.
かれ
彼
を「サー」と
よ
呼
ぶのは
すこ
少
し
ほうけんてき
封建的
に
おも
思
える。
It seems a bit feudal to call him "sir".
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