There are 35 total results for your Hearth search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
家庭 see styles |
jiā tíng jia1 ting2 chia t`ing chia ting katei / kate かてい |
More info & calligraphy: Family / Householdhome; household; family; hearth household |
炉 see styles |
ro ろ |
(1) hearth; fireplace; (2) furnace; kiln; (3) (net-sl) (See 炉裏・1) young girl; childlike young woman |
竃 see styles |
zào zao4 tsao kamado かまど |
old variant of 灶[zao4] (kana only) kitchen range; cooking stove; hearth; (kitchen) furnace; stove; furnace; kiln; (surname) Kamado cooking stove |
竈 灶 see styles |
zào zao4 tsao hekkoi へっこい |
variant of 灶[zao4] the rear of an old-fashioned Japanese hearth from which smoke was exhausted; (in Kyoto dialect) the hearth itself; (out-dated kanji) (kana only) kitchen range; cooking stove; hearth; (kitchen) furnace; stove; furnace; kiln; (place-name) Hekkoi A kitchen-stove. |
助炭 see styles |
jotan じょたん |
paper-covered frame put over a hearth or brazier to make the fire last longer |
土壇 see styles |
dodan どだん |
(1) dirt mound; (2) dirt walls on the inside of the sunken hearth in a tea room; (3) platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period |
地炉 see styles |
jiro; chiro じろ; ちろ |
(See 囲炉裏) fireplace or hearth dug into the ground or floor |
家灶 see styles |
jiā zào jia1 zao4 chia tsao |
hearth |
平炉 see styles |
hiraro; heiro / hiraro; hero ひらろ; へいろ |
open-hearth furnace |
暖炉 see styles |
danro だんろ |
fireplace; hearth; stove |
炉床 see styles |
roshou / rosho ろしょう |
hearth |
炉端 see styles |
robata ろばた |
fireside; hearth; by the fire |
煖炉 see styles |
danro だんろ |
fireplace; hearth; stove |
爐床 炉床 see styles |
lú chuáng lu2 chuang2 lu ch`uang lu chuang |
hearth See: 炉床 |
竃神 see styles |
kamadogami かまどがみ |
tutelary deities of the hearth |
竈神 灶神 see styles |
zào shén zao4 shen2 tsao shen kamagami かまがみ |
tutelary deities of the hearth; (place-name) Kamagami The kitchen-stove god, or kitchen-god who at the end of each year is supposed to report above on the conduct of members of the family. |
竈突 see styles |
kudo くど |
the rear of an old-fashioned Japanese hearth from which smoke was exhausted; (in Kyoto dialect) the hearth itself |
開炉 see styles |
kairo かいろ |
(See 閉炉) first lighting of the hearth in a Zen temple (first day of the 10th or 11th month) |
囲炉裏 see styles |
irori いろり |
sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
囲炉裡 see styles |
irori いろり |
sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
地火炉 see styles |
jikaro; chikaro; jihiro じかろ; ちかろ; じひろ |
(See 地炉,いろり) sunken hearth or fireplace |
居炉裏 see styles |
irori いろり |
sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
平炉法 see styles |
heirohou / heroho へいろほう |
open-hearth process |
火じろ see styles |
hijiro ひじろ |
(rare) (Kōshū dial.) (See 囲炉裏・いろり) sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
炉塞ぎ see styles |
rofusagi ろふさぎ |
closing of the winter hearth |
炉開き see styles |
robiraki ろびらき |
(See 炉塞ぎ) opening the winter hearth |
馬丁爐 马丁炉 see styles |
mǎ dīng lú ma3 ding1 lu2 ma ting lu |
Martin furnace; open hearth furnace; open hearth |
焚火の間 see styles |
takibinoma たきびのま |
room with a sunken hearth |
破瓦寒窯 破瓦寒窑 see styles |
pò wǎ hán yáo po4 wa3 han2 yao2 p`o wa han yao po wa han yao |
lit. broken tiles, cold hearth; fig. a broken-down house; poor and shabby dwelling |
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kamadogami かまどがみ |
tutelary deities of the hearth |
Variations: |
jikaro; chikaro; jihiro じかろ; ちかろ; じひろ |
(archaism) (See 地炉,いろり) sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
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danro だんろ |
fireplace; hearth; stove |
Variations: |
kudo くど |
(1) smokehole on hearth; (2) (kyb:) hearth; (kitchen) furnace |
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irori いろり |
sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
Variations: |
irori いろり |
sunken hearth; sunken fireplace |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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