金銭
きんせん
money, cash
Kosakata
Kanji 銭 yang berarti koin muncul dalam 112 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
きんせん
money, cash
せんとう
public bath, bathhouse
こぜに
small sum of money, small change, coins
つりせん
change (for a purchase)
せん
coin made of non-precious materials, one-thousandth of a kan (as a unit of currency), one-thousandth of a kan (as a unit of mass), sen (hundredth of a yen)
みぜに
one's own money
ひぜに
daily income in cash, money paid by daily installments, money paid by daily instalments
あぶくぜに
easy money
おあし
money, coin, dough, moolah, brass
さいせんばこ
offertory box
さいせん
monetary offering, offertory
スーパーせんとう
large bathhouse with many different services, deluxe public bath
スパせん
large bathhouse with many different services, deluxe public bath
タバコせん
tobacco money, money to buy a pack of cigarettes
つりせんぐち
coin return slot, change slot
ばらせん
coins, small change
びたせん
coin of the smallest value, poorly-minted coin
あくせん
ill-gotten money, bad coin
あくせんみにつかず
easy come, easy go, lightly comes, lightly goes, soon gotten soon spent
やすものがいのぜにうしない
you get what you pay for, wasting money on a cheap item
いっしはんせん
small sum, things of little value
いっせん
one sen, one-hundredth of a yen, small amount of money
いっせんをわらうものはいっせんになく
take care of the penny, he who makes fun of one sen will cry at one sen
いちもんせん
one-mon coin
いちもんきなか
meagre sum of money
えいらくせん
Chinese coinage produced during the reign of the Yongle Emperor (used in Japan from the Muromachi period to the early Edo period)
ふところぜに
pocket money
えせん
toy coin (Edo period)
かんじょうあってぜにたらず
a profit on paper doesn't always mean a profit in the bank, what works in theory doesn't always work in practice
あいせん
handling fee, commission
きんせんずく
using money as a weapon, power of money
きんせんトラブル
money problems, financial issues
きんせんにこまかい
skimpy about money
きんせんうん
luck with money
きんせんかんかく
sense for (how to use) money, money sense
きんせんさいけん
monetary claim
きんせんさいむ
monetary liabilities, pecuniary obligation
きんせんしんたく
cash or money trust
きんせんてき
monetary, financial, pecuniary
きんせんてきダメージ
monetary damages
きんせんてつがく
one's philosophy of making, saving, and spending money
きんせんとうろくき
cash register
きんせんもんだい
money matter, question of money, money trouble
ぎんせん
silver coin
あなあきせん
perforated coin
あなせん
perforated coin
こせん
old coin
こせんがく
numismatics
こせんがくしゃ
numismatist
こうせん
commission, brokerage
こうちょうじゅうにせん
twelve coinages minted in Japan during the Nara and Heian periods
しちゅうせん
private coinage
てらせん
fee charged by a gambling house, house cut, banker's fee
じどうきんせんしゅつにゅうき
automatic teller machine, ATM
しゃくせん
debt
しゅせんど
miser, niggard, cheapskate
やどせん
hotel charges
よいごしのぜにはもたない
spending a day's revenue within the day, being liberal with one's money
こづかいせん
pocket money, spending money, pin money, allowance
こぜにいれ
change purse
あげせん
commission, brokerage, wages
じょうせん
remaining money, change
ばせん
admission fee (at the theatre, etc.), stall space fee (at an outdoor market, etc.), stake (in gambling), bet
みぜにをきる
to use one's own money, to pay for from one's own pocket
せんか
coin (esp. an east Asian coin, many of which have a hole in the center)
ぜぜ
money
ぜに
coin made of non-precious materials, money, round coin with a (square) hole in the center
ちゃんころ
cash, coin
ぜにのとれる
to be worth the money
ぜにあおい
common mallow (Malva sylvestris var. mauritiana)
せんかがく
numismatics
ぜにかんじょう
counting the revenues and expenditures, counting the gains and losses
ぜにがめ
baby spotted turtle, immature Japanese pond turtle, young Japanese terrapin
ぜにかね
money
ぜにがたあざらし
harbor seal (Phoca vitulina), harbour seal, common seal
ぜにづかい
(way of) spending money
ぜにうしない
waste of money
ぜにだいこ
zenidaiko, hollow bamboo baton with coins strung on the inside, used as a folk percussion instrument
ぜにごけ
liverwort
ぜにぶくろ
coin purse
ぜにいれ
till, purse, handbag
ぜにばこ
cash box
ぜにたなご
Acheilognathus typus (species of bitterling-like cyprinid)
そうせん
Song dynasty copper coin
わらじせん
small amount of money (to buy sandals or cover travel expenses), small farewell gift
はせん
small change
ちょくせんけい
rectangular figures
ちんせん
wages, pay
おいせん
money paid in addition
どろぼうにおいせん
throwing good money after bad
わたしせん
ferriage
とうせん
knife money, bronze coin of ancient China, shaped like an opened straight razor
なげせん
tossing a coin (to a street performer or beggar), tossed coin, (online) tipping, tip, donation
ぬすっとにおいせん
throwing good money after bad
ゆせん
bathhouse charge
どうせん
copper coin
とくていきんせんしんたく
corporate investment fund
ふほんせん
fuhonsen, Japan's first coinage dating to 683 CE, but perhaps never in circulation
ふせん
bujian (spade-shaped bronze coin of ancient China)
ほとけのさたもぜに
money talks, money is the key that opens all doors, even the Buddha's verdict is (decided by) money