philosophy of life
Mots
Mots avec 人
Le kanji 人, qui signifie être humain, apparaît dans 2 821 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
humanists
facets (aspects) of (human) life
one's world view
human voice
signs of human habitation
unexplored
surging crowd
in public
nonreligious wedding ceremony
progenitor
physiognomy
physiognomist
personal description
physiognomy
someone's looks and personal appearance
person that annoys or causes trouble
artificial butter
imitation gold
rayon
artificial lake
artificial language
artificial pearls
android
artificial stone
synthetic oil
synthetic fiber
terrazzo
artificial leather
chemical fertilizer
artificial ice
imitation rice
artificial jewels
synthetic indigo
coolie
kanji "legs radical" (radical 10)
labour camp for drifters, criminals, etc. (Edo period)
personal appearance
human anatomy
somatology
human experiment
anatomical model of the human body
cryonics
waiting for someone to arrive
looking like one is waiting for someone
personal pronoun
searching for someone
human intellect
secret
beyond human understanding
person and place name
anthroposophy
zoonosis (disease transmissible from animals to humans or vice versa)
harmless to humans and animals
philtrum
human pillar
chief kagura dancer (of kagura performed at the imperial palace)
penguin
penguin
confirmation of someone's identity
establishing the identity of a defendant
establishing the identity of a witness
man-made law
human error
human resources
human capital
testimony of a witness
loss of life
personal union (between two or more states)
casualties
earth and heaven
affable
affable
variolation
variolation
human head
kanji "person" radical at top
Yama's pole (with a human head on the top)
crime against humanity
humanitarian aid
humanitarian corridor
pedestrian bridge
humanitarian operation
humanitarian aid
humanitarian
humanitarian aid
crime against humanity
outrage against humanity
natural virtue
human flesh
cannibalism
Jinjitsu (one of the five annual festivals; celebrated on the seventh day of the first month of the lunar calendar)
man-day
human milk
leaving (it) to others
person-year
human brain
to wade through a crowd
centaur
unity of rider and horse