Arti Kanji 漆

Dengarkan kosakata 漆樹

漆樹

うるし

Chinese lacquer tree (Toxicodendron vernicifluum, formerly Rhus verniciflua), East-Asian lacquer, japan

Dengarkan kosakata 漆器

漆器

しっき

lacquer ware, lacquerware, lacquer work, lacquerwork

Dengarkan kosakata 漆塗り

漆塗り

うるしぬり

lacquering, lacquer ware

Dengarkan kosakata 漆黒

漆黒

しっこく

jet black

Dengarkan kosakata 漆かぶれ

漆かぶれ

うるしかぶれ

poison ivy rash, urushiol-induced contact dermatitis, toxicodendron dermatitis, rhus dermatitis

Dengarkan kosakata 漆屋

漆屋

うるしや

lacquer shop, lacquerer

Dengarkan kosakata 漆絵

漆絵

うるしえ

a lacquer painting

Dengarkan kosakata 漆喰

漆喰

しっくい

mortar, plaster, stucco

Dengarkan kosakata 漆芸

漆芸

しつげい

(Japanese) lacquer art

Dengarkan kosakata 漆工

漆工

しっこう

japanning, lacquer work

Dengarkan kosakata 漆負け

漆負け

うるしまけ

poison ivy rash, urushiol-induced contact dermatitis, toxicodendron dermatitis, rhus dermatitis

Dengarkan kosakata ろいろ漆

ろいろ漆

ろいろうるし

black lacquer

Dengarkan kosakata 仮漆

仮漆

かしつ

varnish

Dengarkan kosakata 乾漆

乾漆

かんしつ

dried lacquer, dry lacquer (technique), kanshitsu, technique for making objects (vessels, sculptures, statues, etc.) from many layers of hemp cloth soaked with lacquer

Dengarkan kosakata 金漆

金漆

きんしつ

lacquer made from the sap of Acanthopanax sciadophylloides

Dengarkan kosakata 黒漆

黒漆

くろうるし

jet black, black lacquer, black-lacquered object

Dengarkan kosakata 山漆

山漆

やまうるし

Japanese sumac (Rhus trichocarpa)

Dengarkan kosakata 朱漆

朱漆

しゅうるし

vermilion lacquer (made by mixing vermilion into clear lacquer)

Dengarkan kosakata 生漆

生漆

きうるし

unrefined sap of the lacquer tree

Dengarkan kosakata 蔦漆

蔦漆

つたうるし

Asian poison ivy (Rhus ambigua)

Dengarkan kosakata 庭漆

庭漆

にわうるし

tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima)

Dengarkan kosakata 透き漆

透き漆

すきうるし

clear lacquer

Dengarkan kosakata 膠漆

膠漆

こうしつ

glue and lacquer, great intimacy

Dengarkan kosakata 乾漆像

乾漆像

かんしつぞう

dry lacquer statue, statue made from many layers of hemp cloth soaked with lacquer

Dengarkan kosakata 乾漆造

乾漆造

かんしつぞう

dry lacquer technique, kanshitsu, technique for making objects (vessels, sculptures, statues, etc.) from many layers of hemp cloth soaked with lacquer

Dengarkan kosakata 赤漆姑草

赤漆姑草

あかつめくさ

red clover (Trifolium pratense), purple clover