Arti Kanji 禄

Dengarkan kosakata 禄を食む

禄を食む

ろくをはむ

to get a salary (from), to receive a stipend (from), to be on the payroll (of)

Dengarkan kosakata 禄高

禄高

ろくだか

(amount of a samurai's) stipend

Dengarkan kosakata 元禄

元禄

げんろく

Genroku era (1688.9.30-1704.3.13)

Dengarkan kosakata 永禄

永禄

えいろく

Eiroku era (1558.2.28-1570.4.23)

Dengarkan kosakata 加禄

加禄

かろく

increase in a samurai's stipend

Dengarkan kosakata 嘉禄

嘉禄

かろく

Karoku era (1225.4.20-1227.12.10)

Dengarkan kosakata 家禄

家禄

かろく

hereditary stipend

Dengarkan kosakata 官禄

官禄

かんろく

government stipend, official government rank and salary

Dengarkan kosakata 貫禄

貫禄

かんろく

presence, dignity

Dengarkan kosakata 享禄

享禄

きょうろく

Kyōroku era (1528.8.20-1532.7.29)

Dengarkan kosakata 高禄

高禄

こうろく

high salary

Dengarkan kosakata 小身微禄

小身微禄

しょうしんびろく

(in) a humble position with a small stipend

Dengarkan kosakata 小禄

小禄

しょうろく

small stipend

Dengarkan kosakata 昭和元禄

昭和元禄

しょうわげんろく

the flourishing mid-Shōwa period (1960s and early 1970s) of peace, rapid economic growth, and life of ease

Dengarkan kosakata 貫禄十分

貫禄十分

かんろくじゅうぶん

having great (impressive, commanding) presence, having an air of importance, having enough gravity for (a position)

Dengarkan kosakata 貫禄不足

貫禄不足

かんろくぶそく

lacking enough gravity for (a position, task), being an insignificant figure for (a position)

Dengarkan kosakata 元禄袖

元禄袖

げんろくそで

short and round sleeves of a kimono

Dengarkan kosakata 福禄寿

福禄寿

ふくろくじゅ

Fukurokuju, god of happiness, prosperity and long life

Dengarkan kosakata 文禄・慶長の役

文禄・慶長の役

ぶんろくけいちょうのえき

Imjin War (1592-1597), Hideyoshi's invasions of Korea

Dengarkan kosakata 文禄の役

文禄の役

ぶんろくのえき

first Japanese invasion of Korea (1592-93)

Dengarkan kosakata 俸禄米

俸禄米

ほうろくまい

salary in rice, rice given as official pay