Kanji 惚
On:
コツ
kotsu
Kun:
ほけ.る、ぼ.ける、ほ.れる
hoke.ru, bo.keru, ho.reru
Reading in names:
-
Meanings:
fall in love with, admire, grow senile
влюбляться; восхищаться
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Examples
惚け
ぼけ
boke
idiot;fool;touched in the head (from);out of it (from);space case; funny man (of a comedy duo);(in comedy) silly or stupid line; Alzheimer's (impol)
一目惚れ
ひとめぼれ
hitomebore
love at first sight;being taken with someone at the first meeting влюбляться с первого взгляда; любовь с первого взгляда; {～する} влюбляться с первого взгляда
呆ける
ぼける
bokeru
to grow senile;to be childish with age; to be mentally slow;to be befuddled; to play stupid;to say something stupid (oft. on purpose; esp. as part of a comedic routine); to become engrossed in;to become absorbed in 1) впадать в детство, выживать из ума; 2) притворяться непонимающим, наивничать
惚れる
ほれる
horeru
to fall in love;to be in love;to be charmed with;to lose one's heart to 1) влюбляться; 2) восхищаться, быть очарованным (покорённым)
惚れ惚れ
ほれぼれ
horebore
fondly;admiringly;with fascination;with adoration;with enchantment
惚れ込む
ほれこむ
horekomu
to be charmed by влюбляться
惚気る
のろける
norokeru
to go on about (one's love affairs);to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.);to speak fondly of (прост.); 1) рассказывать о своих романах; 2) влюблённо говорить о своей жене
時差ぼけ
じさぼけ
jisaboke
jet lag
自惚れ
うぬぼれ
unubore
pretension;conceit;hubris самовлюблённость; самодовольство, самомнение
自惚れる
うぬぼれる
unuboreru
to be conceited быть самовлюблённым (самодовольным); мнить много (возомнить) о себеReading in other languages
Korean:
홀
Korean (latin):
hol
Pinyin:
hu1
Vietnam:
Hốt
Encoding
BIG5:
B1 AB
DECIMAL:
24794
HEX:
60DA
JIS_LEVEL:
1
MINKUTEN:
1-25-91
UTF16:
60DA
UTF8:
E6 83 9A
Dictionary indexes
Kanji Learners Dictionary (Jack Halpern, 2 edition, 2013):
440
Kodansha Kanji Dictionary (Jack Halpern, 2013):
584
Morohashi Daikanwajiten (Volume 4, page 1083):
10811
Remembering The Kanji (James Heisig):
2277
Remembering The Kanji (James Heisig, 6 edition):
2376
The Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary (Andrew Nelson):
1711
The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary (John Haig):
1893
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