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<1234567>| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
スネジノエ see styles |
sunejinoe スネジノエ |
(place-name) Snezhnoe (Russia) |
スランツイ see styles |
surantsui スランツイ |
(place-name) Slantsy (Russia) |
スルグート see styles |
suruguuto / suruguto スルグート |
(place-name) Surgut (Russia) |
セルプホフ see styles |
serupuhofu セルプホフ |
(place-name) Serpukhov (Russia) |
タイシェト see styles |
taisheto タイシェト |
(place-name) Taishet (Russia) |
タガンログ see styles |
taganrogu タガンログ |
(place-name) Taganrog (Russia) |
タケスタン see styles |
dagesutan ダゲスタン |
Dagestan (Russia); (place-name) Dagestan (Russia) |
チェチェン see styles |
chechen チェチェン |
Chechnya (Russia) (rus: čečen); Chechen Republic; (place-name) Chechnya |
チストポリ see styles |
chisutopori チストポリ |
(place-name) Chistopol (Russia) |
チホレツク see styles |
chihoretsuku チホレツク |
(place-name) Tikhoretsk (Russia) |
チュソボイ see styles |
chusoboi チュソボイ |
(place-name) Chusovoy (Russia) |
テミルタウ see styles |
temirutau テミルタウ |
(place-name) Temir-Tau; Temirtau (Russia) |
テムリュク see styles |
temuryuku テムリュク |
(place-name) Temryuk (Russia) |
デルベント see styles |
derubento デルベント |
(place-name) Derbent (Russia) |
トゥアプセ see styles |
totoapuse トゥアプセ |
(place-name) Tuapse (Russia) |
ドゥジンカ see styles |
dodojinka ドゥジンカ |
(place-name) Dudinka (Russia) |
トゥルガイ see styles |
totorugai トゥルガイ |
(place-name) Turgai (Russia) |
トボリスク see styles |
toborisuku トボリスク |
(place-name) Tobolsk (Russia) |
ドモデドボ see styles |
domodedobo ドモデドボ |
(place-name) Domodedovo (Russia) |
トルジョク see styles |
torujoku トルジョク |
(place-name) Torzhok (Russia) |
トロイツク see styles |
toroitsuku トロイツク |
(place-name) Troitsk (Russia) |
ノブゴロド see styles |
nobugorodo ノブゴロド |
(place-name) Novgorod (Russia) |
ノリリスク see styles |
noririsuku ノリリスク |
(place-name) Norilsk (Russia) |
バシキール see styles |
bashikiiru / bashikiru バシキール |
(place-name) Bashkir (Russia) (now Bashkortostan) |
バタイスク see styles |
bataisuku バタイスク |
(place-name) Bataysk (Russia) |
バトゥーミ see styles |
batotoomi バトゥーミ |
(place-name) Batumi (Russia) |
バラショフ see styles |
barashofu バラショフ |
(place-name) Balashov (Russia) |
バルナウル see styles |
barunauru バルナウル |
(place-name) Barnaul (Russia) |
ビテブスク see styles |
bitebusuku ビテブスク |
(place-name) Vitebsb; Vitebsk (Russia) |
ブイボルグ see styles |
buiborugu ブイボルグ |
(place-name) Vyborg (Russia) |
ブラーツク see styles |
buraatsuku / buratsuku ブラーツク |
(place-name) Bratsk (Russia) |
ブリックス see styles |
burigguzu ブリッグズ |
BRIC, BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, China), referring especially to the fast-growing economies of these countries; (surname) Briggs |
ブリャート see styles |
buriyaato / buriyato ブリヤート |
Buryatia (Russia); (place-name) Buryat |
ベスラーン see styles |
besuraan / besuran ベスラーン |
(place-name) Beslan (Russia) |
ペチェンガ see styles |
pechenga ペチェンガ |
(place-name) Pechenga (Russia) |
ベルゴロド see styles |
berugorodo ベルゴロド |
(place-name) Belgorod (Russia) |
ベレズニキ see styles |
berezuniki ベレズニキ |
(place-name) Berezniki (Russia) |
ベロレツク see styles |
beroretsuku ベロレツク |
(place-name) Beloretsk (Russia) |
ポドリスク see styles |
podorisuku ポドリスク |
(place-name) Podolsky (Russia); Podol'sk |
ボリーソフ see styles |
boriisofu / borisofu ボリーソフ |
(place-name) Borisov (Russia) |
ボルジスク see styles |
borujisuku ボルジスク |
(place-name) Volzhsk (Russia) |
マハチカラ see styles |
mahachikara マハチカラ |
(place-name) Makhachkala (Russia) |
ムイチシチ see styles |
muichishichi ムイチシチ |
(place-name) Mytishchi (Russia) |
ヤクーチア see styles |
yakuuchia / yakuchia ヤクーチア |
(place-name) Republic of Sakha (Russia); Yakutia |
ヤクーツク see styles |
yakuutsuku / yakutsuku ヤクーツク |
(place-name) Yakutsk (Russia) |
ラスカゾボ see styles |
rasukazobo ラスカゾボ |
(place-name) Rasskazovo (Russia) |
ラビンスク see styles |
rabinsuku ラビンスク |
(place-name) Labinsk (Russia) |
リャジスク see styles |
ryajisuku リャジスク |
(place-name) Ryazhsk (Russia) |
リュジノボ see styles |
ryujinobo リュジノボ |
(place-name) Lyudinovo (Russia) |
ルザエフカ see styles |
ruzaefuka ルザエフカ |
(place-name) Ruzayevka (Russia) |
ロシア遠征 see styles |
roshiaensei / roshiaense ロシアえんせい |
(hist) Napoleon's Invasion of Russia (1812) |
ロスラブリ see styles |
rosuraburi ロスラブリ |
(place-name) Roslavl (Russia) |
ワランデイ see styles |
warandei / warande ワランデイ |
(place-name) Varandey (Russia) |
不平等條約 不平等条约 see styles |
bù píng děng tiáo yuē bu4 ping2 deng3 tiao2 yue1 pu p`ing teng t`iao yüeh pu ping teng tiao yüeh |
(term coined c. 1920s) unequal treaty – a treaty between China and one or more aggressor nations (including Russia, Japan and various Western powers) which imposed humiliating conditions on China (in the 19th and early 20th centuries) |
Variations: |
chuuro(中露); chuuro(中ro) / churo(中露); churo(中ro) ちゅうろ(中露); ちゅうロ(中ロ) |
China and Russia; Sino-Russian |
人民公社化 see styles |
rén mín gōng shè huà ren2 min2 gong1 she4 hua4 jen min kung she hua |
collectivization of agriculture (disastrous policy of communist Russia around 1930 and China in the 1950s) |
克拉斯金諾 克拉斯金诺 see styles |
kè lā sī jīn nuò ke4 la1 si1 jin1 nuo4 k`o la ssu chin no ko la ssu chin no |
Kraskino town in Primorsky Krai, Russia, close to the North Korean border |
勘察加半島 勘察加半岛 see styles |
kān chá jiā bàn dǎo kan1 cha2 jia1 ban4 dao3 k`an ch`a chia pan tao kan cha chia pan tao |
Kamchatka Peninsula, far-eastern Russia |
北オセチア see styles |
kitaosechia きたオセチア |
North Ossetia (Russia); North Ossetia-Alania; (place-name) Kitaosechia |
十一月革命 see styles |
juuichigatsukakumei / juichigatsukakume じゅういちがつかくめい |
(1) (hist) (See 十月革命) October Revolution (Russia, 1917); (2) (hist) (See ドイツ革命) German Revolution (1918-1919) |
堪察加半島 堪察加半岛 see styles |
kān chá jiā bàn dǎo kan1 cha2 jia1 ban4 dao3 k`an ch`a chia pan tao kan cha chia pan tao |
Kamchatka Peninsula, far-eastern Russia |
大葉溝酸漿 see styles |
oobamizohoozuki おおばみぞほおずき |
plant native to eastern Russia and Hokkaido (Mimulus sessilifolius Maxim. p) |
Variations: |
tairo(対露); tairo(対ro) たいろ(対露); たいロ(対ロ) |
(can be adjective with の) towards Russia (relations, policy, etc.) |
尼布楚條約 尼布楚条约 see styles |
ní bù chǔ tiáo yuē ni2 bu4 chu3 tiao2 yue1 ni pu ch`u t`iao yüeh ni pu chu tiao yüeh |
Treaty of Nerchinsk (1689) between Qing China and Russia |
帝政ロシア see styles |
teiseiroshia / teseroshia ていせいロシア |
(hist) Imperial Russia (1721-1917); Tsarist Russia |
新西伯利亞 新西伯利亚 see styles |
xīn xī bó lì yà xin1 xi1 bo2 li4 ya4 hsin hsi po li ya |
Novosibirsk (city in Russia) |
Variations: |
nichiro(日露); nichiro(日ro) にちろ(日露); にちロ(日ロ) |
Japan and Russia; Russo-Japanese |
普列謝茨克 普列谢茨克 see styles |
pǔ liè xiè cí kè pu3 lie4 xie4 ci2 ke4 p`u lieh hsieh tz`u k`o pu lieh hsieh tzu ko |
Plesetsk, settlement in Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia |
Variations: |
chouro(朝露); chouro(朝ro) / choro(朝露); choro(朝ro) ちょうろ(朝露); ちょうロ(朝ロ) |
North Korea and Russia |
立憲民主党 see styles |
rikkenminshutou / rikkenminshuto りっけんみんしゅとう |
(1) Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (2017-); CDPJ; (2) (hist) Constitutional Democratic Party (Russia, 1905-1917) |
Variations: |
beiro(米露); beiro(米ro) / bero(米露); bero(米ro) べいろ(米露); べいロ(米ロ) |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) United States and Russia; US-Russian; Russian-American; Russo-American |
蘇維埃俄國 苏维埃俄国 see styles |
sū wéi āi é guó su1 wei2 ai1 e2 guo2 su wei ai o kuo |
Soviet Russia (1917-1991) |
諾夫哥羅德 诺夫哥罗德 see styles |
nuò fū gē luó dé nuo4 fu1 ge1 luo2 de2 no fu ko lo te |
Novgorod, city in Russia |
阿爾泰山脈 阿尔泰山脉 see styles |
ā ěr tài shān mài a1 er3 tai4 shan1 mai4 a erh t`ai shan mai a erh tai shan mai |
Altai mountain chain on the border of Russia and Mongolia |
Variations: |
rokoku ろこく |
(See ロシア) Russia |
Variations: |
rou / ro ろう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) Russia and Ukraine |
アギンスコエ see styles |
aginsukoe アギンスコエ |
(place-name) Aginskoe (Russia); Aginskoye |
アストラハン see styles |
asutorahan アストラハン |
(place-name) Astrakhan; Astrakhan (Russia) |
アトカルスク see styles |
atokarusuku アトカルスク |
(place-name) Atkarsk (Russia) |
アナドゥイリ see styles |
anadodoiri アナドゥイリ |
(place-name) Anadyr (Russia) |
アムールスク see styles |
amuurusuku / amurusuku アムールスク |
(place-name) Amursk (Russia) |
アラトゥイリ see styles |
aratotoiri アラトゥイリ |
(place-name) Alatyr (Russia) |
アルセニエフ see styles |
aruseniefu アルセニエフ |
(place-name) Arsen'ev (Russia) |
アルチョーム see styles |
aruchoomu アルチョーム |
(place-name) Artyom (Russia); Artem |
アンガルスク see styles |
angarusuku アンガルスク |
(place-name) Angarsk (Russia) |
アンジジャン see styles |
anjijan アンジジャン |
(place-name) Andizhan (Russia) |
イジェフスク see styles |
ijefusuku イジェフスク |
(place-name) Izhevsk (Russia) |
イランスキー see styles |
iransukii / iransuki イランスキー |
(place-name) Ilanskii (Russia) |
イルクーツク see styles |
irukuutsuku / irukutsuku イルクーツク |
(place-name) Irkutsk (Russia) |
ウスチカタフ see styles |
usuchikatafu ウスチカタフ |
(place-name) Ust'-Katav (Russia) |
ウスチクート see styles |
usuchikuuto / usuchikuto ウスチクート |
(place-name) Ust'-Kut (Russia) |
エセントゥキ see styles |
esentotoki エセントゥキ |
(place-name) Essentuki (Russia) |
エニセイスク see styles |
eniseisuku / enisesuku エニセイスク |
(place-name) Eniseisk (Russia) |
エフレーモフ see styles |
efureemofu エフレーモフ |
(place-name) Yefremov (Russia) |
オスタシコフ see styles |
osutashikofu オスタシコフ |
(place-name) Ostashkov (Russia) |
オトラドヌイ see styles |
otoradonui オトラドヌイ |
(place-name) Otradnyi (Russia) |
オブニンスク see styles |
obuninsuku オブニンスク |
(place-name) Obninsk (Russia) |
オレンブルグ see styles |
orenburugu オレンブルグ |
(place-name) Orenburg (Russia) |
カムイシロフ see styles |
kamuishirofu カムイシロフ |
(place-name) Kamyshlov (Russia) |
カムチャッカ see styles |
kamuchatsuka カムチャツカ |
(place-name) Kamchatka (Russia) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 100 results for "Russia" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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