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Japanese Dictionairy?

GhostWalker

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Silly question here how is a japanese dictionairy originized because you cant really follow alphabet order? just a silly question i wanted to ask
 
A general use dictionary like 広辞苑 or 大辞林 is organized in あいうえお order, while a 漢和辞典 (kanji dictionary) is organized by the radicals.
 
a oke i see was just curious
 
most japanese dictionaries to any language are organized by letters hiragana or katakana

but kanji : its dictionary is different ... it depends on strokes ... 4 example
私 this kanji wrote in 7 strokes ,so you'll check it in 7 strokes group ..and so on ...
 
Get a Nintendo DS, and then buy Sonomama rakubiki jiten
 
online dictionary

Maybe this thread belongs in 'Learning Japanese'? But if you need to look a work up, you can use this site: Jisho.org: Japanese Dictionary

Or even the Google translate site.
 
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