Original writing title:
大漢和辞典
Original writing publisher:
東京 : ネットアドバンス
Content:
The highest achievement among Chinese-Japanese character dictionaries, containing 50,000 kanji entries and 530,000 compounds. All entries are searchable by various methods. Celebrated as the “great treasure trove of kanji culture,” the Dai Kanwa Jiten is a Chinese-Japanese character dictionary containing 50,000 kanji entries and 530,000 compounds, having scoured the existing literature and dictionaries, both ancient and modern. The vocabulary of every historical period is covered, including pre-Qin classics such as the Shijing (Classic of Poetry) and Lunyu (Analects of Confucius); chronicles such as the Shiji (Historical Records) and Hanshu (Book of Han); the Wen Xuan (Selections of Refined Literature); Tang and Son-dynasty poetry and prose, and novels from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The scope of consulted literature extends to Buddhist scripture; medicine and pharmacognosy ; law; topography, and even Chinese poetry written in Japan. In the JapanKnowledge edition, not only can kanji characters be searched by direct input, but also by radical, stroke count, or reading, and even with just a part of the character, if you do not know the reading or radical. (Cited description, NetAdvance, 2021)
Note:
Coverage 1955-2000
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Umfasst alle 14 Bände der überarbeiteten zweiten Auflage (1989) plus Ergänzungsband (2000)
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Gesehen am 21.05.2021
Language:
Japanese
Keywords:
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URL:
https://japanknowledge.com/
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