I found this site :
WaKan Project Website - About
It is not a web tool, but a dictionary application. It is also made based on Jim Breen's EDICT. It is quite easy to use an FREE. I've been using it for a year.
I found this site :do you know of a good website that gives you good kanji translations?
Im new to this forum
So first let me start with an intro
I'm Chaz from the U.S
And i need help translating a phrase into kanji
"Dark Side of the Yakuza Republic"
It for a tattoo a couple of my friends and I are getting b/c we're in a hip hop group and that our name
Don't ask how we stumbled upon that name.
The translation would be much appreciated.
Thanks
This works if what you meant by "dark" is seamy side. Not literal blackness...but where is there a Yakuza Republic, anyway ?thanks for the advice it is much appreciated
and if so, is there some way someone could help me translate that phrase with a mix of kana and kanji
Hello, I am hoping to get tattoo's with my childrens names, I'd like to have just one Kanji symbol for each name, hopefully. I have 4 kids, so it would be much better if I only have one symbol for each.There are many Japanese proficient people here who would be more than happy to help you with kanji questions. What does this character mean? What is the character for such and such?
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Probably 二式 (ni shiki); second type.Hi all, I was looking at what I assume is a Kanji Character, and have no idea what it means. I was hoping someone could help.
On the side of this gun there are a couple characters, and I was wondering if anyone could tell what they might mean.
In case it helps, the gun is called a Haki Shiki, and it was designed by a guy named Bunji Hamada in the 1940's in Tokyo. The serial number is stamped as #2, so I wonder if the character to the right has something to do with that.
Well, thanks in advance for your help.
Probably 二式 (ni shiki); second type.
And the right kanji is 安(an). It might mean 安全装置 (anzensouchi; safety lock), just in my opinion.
From wiki, this gun is called 二式拳銃 - Ni Shiki kenjuu; the second type (of Hamada). And the code name in during the development is ハケ式 - Hake Shiki ("Ha" is from "Hamada", "ke" is from "kenjuu; gun").
Hello!, I found this forum while I was looking for a kanji that means "trust" or "true" and I think this is the right place to get the right answer.
After many hours I think this is the kanji I was looking for:
Hi, new here. Could somebody please translate what is in this picture?
I think it's Kanji
Thanks in advance.
I'm new to this forum
So first let me start with an intro
I'm Chaz from the U.S
And I need help translating a phrase into kanji
"Dark Side of the Yakuza Republic"
It for a tattoo a couple of my friends and I are getting b/c we're in a hip hop group and that our name
Don't ask how we stumbled upon that name
The translation would be much appreciated
Thanks
Am I too late to respond?Can you explain me all the meanings of this kanji. I know it means transport but what else does it mean?
Am I too late to respond?
I know this may not be what you had in mind, but here's what my kanji dictionary gives for the meanings of that kanji:
①おくる。運搬する。②いたす。状況や事情を告げる。③（真情を）吐露する。披瀝（ひれき）する。④献上する。また、（税を）おさめる。「輸租」⑤まける。⑥おちる。おとす。
So I've been wanting to get a Tattoo and I love Watching Naruto... so I was looking online to see if I could find a Cool Naruto Tattoo and I came across This pic of Gaara and he has to different tattoos on his forearms And I want to get what he has i just wanna make sure I know what it means if anyone out there could help me I would greatly appreciate it thanks ;-)