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営 — JLPT N2 Kanji — Detail

Onyomi: エイ  ·  Kunyomi: いとな.み, いとな.む  ·  Meanings: build, camp, conduct (business), perform

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Unicode: 55B6 Strokes: 12
JLPT N2
Meanings
build, camp, conduct (business), perform
Onyomi
エイ
Kunyomi
いとな.み, いとな.む
Name Readings
JLPT
N2
Grade
5
Frequency
-
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Vocabulary Examples

Word Reading Meaning Meta
営業 えいぎょう business, trade, operations common JLPT-N3 Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
栄養 えいよう nutrition, nourishment common JLPT-N3 Noun
営む いとなむ to run (a business), to operate, to conduct, to practice (law, medicine, etc.) common JLPT-N1 Godan verb with 'mu' ending, Transitive verb
営利 えいり money-making, commercialized, commercialised common Noun
営み いとなみ activity, action, performance, execution common Noun
営業時間 えいぎょうじかん business hours, opening hours, office hours common Noun
営業部 えいぎょうぶ sales department Noun
営業活動 えいぎょうかつどう business activities Noun
営業員 えいぎょういん salesperson, sales personnel, sales representative Noun
営業マン えいぎょうマン salesman, businessman common Noun
営団 えいだん corporation, foundation common Noun
営業所 えいぎょうしょ business office, place of business common Noun
営農 えいのう farming, agriculture common Noun, Suru verb
営林局 えいりんきょく regional forestry office Noun
営々 えいえい (work) hard, unceasingly, strenuously, assiduously, busily, ardently Adverb taking the 'to' particle, 'taru' adjective
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