There are 46 total results for your 財産 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
財産 财产 see styles |
cái chǎn cai2 chan3 ts`ai ch`an tsai chan zaisan ざいさん |
property; fortune; assets property |
財産刑 see styles |
zaisankei / zaisanke ざいさんけい |
financial penalty; pecuniary punishment |
財産区 see styles |
zaisanku ざいさんく |
(See 特別地方公共団体・とくべつちほうこうきょうだんたい) property ward; special local public body which has its own property, etc. and bears the expenses for it |
財産家 see styles |
zaisanka ざいさんか |
wealthy individual; person of wealth |
財産権 see styles |
zaisanken ざいさんけん |
property rights; the right to own property |
財産税 see styles |
zaisanzei / zaisanze ざいさんぜい |
property tax |
一財産 see styles |
hitozaisan ひとざいさん izzaisan いっざいさん |
a fortune |
全財産 see styles |
zenzaisan ぜんざいさん |
everything one owns |
財産分与 see styles |
zaisanbunyo ざいさんぶんよ |
distribution of property |
財産番号 see styles |
zaisanbangou / zaisanbango ざいさんばんごう |
asset register number |
財産目録 see styles |
zaisanmokuroku ざいさんもくろく |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) inventory of property |
財産相続 see styles |
zaisansouzoku / zaisansozoku ざいさんそうぞく |
succession to or inheritance of property |
ひと財産 see styles |
hitozaisan ひとざいさん |
a fortune |
世襲財産 see styles |
seshuuzaisan / seshuzaisan せしゅうざいさん |
hereditary property; heritage; patrimony |
信託財産 see styles |
shintakuzaisan しんたくざいさん |
{law} property in trust; trust property |
公有財産 see styles |
kouyuuzaisan / koyuzaisan こうゆうざいさん |
public property |
共有財産 see styles |
kyouyuuzaisan / kyoyuzaisan きょうゆうざいさん |
community property |
国有財産 see styles |
kokuyuuzaisan / kokuyuzaisan こくゆうざいさん |
national property |
基本財産 see styles |
kihonzaisan きほんざいさん |
fundamental property; principal; endowment; permanent property |
市有財産 see styles |
shiyuuzaisan / shiyuzaisan しゆうざいさん |
municipal property |
所有財産 see styles |
shoyuuzaisan / shoyuzaisan しょゆうざいさん |
holdings; property |
普通財産 see styles |
futsuuzaisan / futsuzaisan ふつうざいさん |
general property; ordinary property |
有形財産 see styles |
yuukeizaisan / yukezaisan ゆうけいざいさん |
tangible assets |
正味財産 see styles |
shoumizaisan / shomizaisan しょうみざいさん |
net assets |
無体財産 see styles |
mutaizaisan むたいざいさん |
intangible property |
無形財産 see styles |
mukeizaisan / mukezaisan むけいざいさん |
intangible asset |
相続財産 see styles |
souzokuzaisan / sozokuzaisan そうぞくざいさん |
inheritance; inherited property; heritage |
知的財産 see styles |
chitekizaisan ちてきざいさん |
intellectual property; IP |
私有財産 see styles |
shiyuuzaisan / shiyuzaisan しゆうざいさん |
private property |
国有財産法 see styles |
kokuyuuzaisanhou / kokuyuzaisanho こくゆうざいさんほう |
{law} National Government Asset Act |
無体財産権 see styles |
mutaizaisanken むたいざいさんけん |
incorporeal rights; intellectual property rights; right to intangible property |
知的財産権 see styles |
chitekizaisanken ちてきざいさんけん |
intellectual property rights; IP rights |
私有財産制度 see styles |
shiyuuzaisanseido / shiyuzaisansedo しゆうざいさんせいど |
private ownership system |
財産を食い潰す see styles |
zaisanokuitsubusu ざいさんをくいつぶす |
(exp,v5s) to run through one's fortune (in idleness) |
原子力財産保険 see styles |
genshiryokuzaisanhoken げんしりょくざいさんほけん |
nuclear energy property insurance |
夫婦の所有財産 see styles |
fuufunoshoyuuzaisan / fufunoshoyuzaisan ふうふのしょゆうざいさん |
(exp,n) conjugal property; joint ownership property of husband and wife |
財産を食いつぶす see styles |
zaisanokuitsubusu ざいさんをくいつぶす |
(exp,v5s) to run through one's fortune (in idleness) |
Variations: |
hitozaisan ひとざいさん |
a fortune |
日本知的財産協会 see styles |
nipponchitekizaisankyoukai / nipponchitekizaisankyokai にっぽんちてきざいさんきょうかい |
(org) Japan Intellectual Property Association, JIPA; (o) Japan Intellectual Property Association, JIPA |
知的財産戦略会議 see styles |
chitekizaisansenryakukaigi ちてきざいさんせんりゃくかいぎ |
(org) Strategic Council on Intellectual Properties; Intellectual Property Strategy Council; (o) Strategic Council on Intellectual Properties; Intellectual Property Strategy Council |
勤労者財産形成促進 see styles |
kinroushazaisankeiseisokushin / kinroshazaisankesesokushin きんろうしゃざいさんけいせいそくしん |
(workers) asset formation |
知的財産高等裁判所 see styles |
chitekizaisankoutousaibansho / chitekizaisankotosaibansho ちてきざいさんこうとうさいばんしょ |
(org) Intellectual Property High Court; IPHC; (o) Intellectual Property High Court; IPHC |
国際知的財産保護協会 see styles |
kokusaichitekizaisanhogokyoukai / kokusaichitekizaisanhogokyokai こくさいちてきざいさんほごきょうかい |
(org) Association Internationale pour la Protection de la Propriete Industrielle; International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property; AIPPI; (o) Association Internationale pour la Protection de la Propriete Industrielle; International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property; AIPPI |
日本知的財産翻訳協会 see styles |
nipponchitekizaisanhonyakukyoukai / nipponchitekizaisanhonyakukyokai にっぽんちてきざいさんほんやくきょうかい |
(org) Nippon Intellectual Property Translation Association; NIPTA; (o) Nippon Intellectual Property Translation Association; NIPTA |
日本知的財産仲裁センター see styles |
nihonchitekizaisanchuusaisentaa / nihonchitekizaisanchusaisenta にほんちてきざいさんちゅうさいセンター |
(org) Japan Intellectual Property Arbitration Center; (o) Japan Intellectual Property Arbitration Center |
Variations: |
zaisanokuitsubusu ざいさんをくいつぶす |
(exp,v5s) to run through one's fortune (in idleness) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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