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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 57 examples matching '故人'
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こ じ ん 1
noun
the deceased; the departed
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Most common form: 故人をしのぶ
expression, 'bu' godan verb
to think of the dead; to mourn the deceased
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故
コ   strike   ゆえ reason; deceased   
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古
コ   ふるい old   -ふるす to grow old   
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十
ジュウ   ジッ   と    とお ten   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
丨
stick   
口
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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攵
ぼく strike   
人
ジン   ニン   ひと person   
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こじん
故人
は８０
さい
歳
であった。
The deceased was eighty years old.
こじん
故人
をしのんで、
きねんひ
記念碑
が
た
建
てられた。
A monument was erected in memory of the deceased.
しょうつき
祥月
は、
こじん
故人
が
しきょ
死去
し
いっしゅうき
一周忌
いこう
以降
の、
な
亡
くなった
つき
月
のことです。
'Death month' refers to the month of a person's death, from the first anniversary onwards.
こじん
故人
を
きねん
記念
する
きねんひ
記念碑
を
けんせつ
建設
するために
ききん
基金
を
かいし
開始
した。
A fund was launched to set up a monument in memory of the dead man.
かれ
彼
はひざをついて
こじん
故人
の
れい
霊
に
いの
祈
りを
ささ
捧
げた。
He got down on his knees and prayed for the souls of the deceased.
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