Kosakata

Kosakata Kanji 礼

Kanji 礼 yang berarti hormat muncul dalam 169 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.

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失礼

しちらい

to be rude, to leave, discourtesy, impoliteness, excuse me, goodbye

お礼

おれい

bow, ceremony, ritual, manners, etiquette, reward, gift, thanks, gratitude

れい

key money, bow (i.e. bending of the body), bowing, ceremony, ritual, manners, etiquette, reward, gift, thanks, gratitude

儀礼

ぎれい

(religious) observance, ritual, rite, courtesy, etiquette, formality, protocol

礼儀

れいぎ

manners, courtesy, etiquette

礼拝

らいはい

worship (esp. Buddhist and Shinto), worship (esp. Christian), adoration, divine service

礼状

れいじょう

acknowledgment, acknowledgement, letter of thanks

朝礼

ちょうれい

morning assembly (at a company, school, etc.), morning gathering

礼金

れいきん

key money, fee paid for rental rights, money (given as thanks), reward money, fee, recompense, remuneration, honorarium

礼服

れいふく

formal dress, ceremonial dress, morning dress, evening dress, dress suit

無礼

ぶれい

rudeness, impoliteness, discourtesy, insolence

祭禮

さいれい

(religious) festival

家礼

けらい

retainer, retinue, servant

非礼

ひれい

impoliteness

謝礼

しゃれい

reward, honorarium, remuneration

洗礼

せんれい

baptism, christening, initiation (into a society, group, etc.), baptism, one's first experience of something, baptism (by fire, etc.)

順礼

じゅんれい

pilgrimage, pilgrim

婚礼

こんれい

marriage ceremony, wedding

一礼

いちれい

one bow, one salute, one greeting

答礼

とうれい

return of a courtesy, returning one's thanks, return salute, return call

儀礼的

ぎれいてき

formal, courteous, ritual, ritualistic

典礼

てんれい

ceremony, etiquette, courtesy, (Catholic) liturgy

礼讃

らいさん

praise, worship, adoration, glorification

返礼

へんれい

retaliation, revenge, return present, return gift, something done in return (as way of thanks)

敬礼

けいれい

salute, bow

礼節

れいせつ

decorum, propriety, politeness

拝礼

はいれい

worship

虚礼

きょれい

empty (useless) formalities

栄誉礼

えいよれい

salute from a guard of honor

失礼しました

しつれいしました

my apologies, I'm sorry, excuse me

失礼します

しつれいします

excuse me, pardon me, I beg your pardon

いんぎん無礼

いんぎんぶれい

superficially polite but actually rude, rude under a veneer of politeness, courteous on the surface but insolent at heart

お先に失礼します

おさきにしつれいします

pardon me for leaving (first)

お礼には及びません

おれいにはおよびません

it's nothing, don't mention it, no thanks necessary

お礼の申しよう

おれいのもうしよう

expression of gratitude

お礼参り

おれいまいり

settling scores, visiting a shrine or temple to give thanks

お礼奉公

おれいぼうこう

free service after one has finished one's apprenticeship

按手礼

あんしゅれい

(Protestant) laying on of hands, ordination

衣食足りて礼節を知る

いしょくたりてれいせつをしる

well-fed, well-bred, the poor can't afford manners, only when basic needs for living are met can people spare the effort to be polite

回礼

かいれい

going from door to door greeting relatives and friends (esp. at New Year), round of complimentary visits

割礼

かつれい

(male) circumcision

割礼を施す

かつれいをほどこす

to circumcise (someone)

割礼を受ける

かつれいをうける

to undergo circumcision, to be circumcised

帰命頂礼

きみょうちょうらい

most formal form of a prayer

儀礼的無関心

ぎれいてきむかんしん

civil inattention, civil indifference

儀礼刀

ぎれいとう

ceremonial sword

儀礼文化学会

ぎれいぶんかがっかい

Society for Ritual Culture

儀礼兵

ぎれいへい

guard of honor, guard of honour

挙手の礼

きょしゅのれい

hand salute, military salute

近しき中に礼儀有り

ちかしきなかにれいぎあり

good fences make good neighbors, a hedge between keeps friendship green

偶像礼拝

ぐうぞうれいはい

idolatry

軍礼

ぐんれい

military honors, military honours

欠礼

けつれい

failure to pay one's compliments, omission of courtesy

堅信礼

けんしんれい

(the Christian sacrament of) confirmation

己に克ち礼に復る

おのれにかちれいにかえる

act with restraint and conform to the ways of etiquette

厚く礼を述べる

あつくれいをのべる

to thank (a person) heartily

厚礼

こうれい

heartfelt thanks

合掌礼拝

がっしょうらいはい

join one's hands in prayer, pray with (the palms of) one's hands together

克己復礼

こっきふくれい

exercising self-restraint and conforming to the rules of etiquette and formality

婚礼の儀

こんれいのぎ

wedding ceremony

婚礼衣装

こんれいいしょう

wedding clothes

座礼

ざれい

bowing while sitting

再浸礼

さいしんれい

rebaptism by immersion

再洗礼

さいせんれい

rebaptism, anabaptism

再洗礼派

さいせんれいは

Anabaptist

最敬礼

さいけいれい

a respectful bow

三王礼拝

さんおうれいはい

Adoration of the Magi

三顧の礼

さんこのれい

showing (someone) special courtesy (to persuade them to take a post)

三礼

さんらい

adoration which is performed three times or repeatedly, act of worship which is performed three times or repeatedly

むれ

mountain, hill

四国巡礼

しこくじゅんれい

Shikoku pilgrimage (to the 88 temples), Shikoku pilgrim

失礼ながら

しつれいながら

with all due respect, if I may make bold to ask

失礼をば

しつれいをば

my apologies, I'm sorry, excuse me

失礼至極

しつれいしごく

extremely rude, impertinent, impolite

失礼千万

しつれいせんばん

extremely rude (impertinent, impolite)

室礼

しつらい

setting up a living or ceremonial space with furnishings, implements, etc. (Heian era)

謝礼金

しゃれいきん

reward money, reward, honorarium

手礼

しゅれい

hand motion indicating gratitude

終油礼

しゅうゆれい

extreme unction

終礼

しゅうれい

assembly at the end of the day (at a company or school, etc.)

巡礼者

じゅんれいしゃ

pilgrim

女子割礼

じょしかつれい

female circumcision

浸礼

しんれい

baptism by immersion

親しき中にも礼儀あり

したしきなかにもれいぎあり

good fences make good neighbors, a hedge between keeps friendship green

仁義礼智信

じんぎれいちしん

the five Confucian virtues (benevolence, justice, courtesy, wisdom, and sincerity)

水葬礼

すいそうれい

burial at sea

聖地巡礼

せいちじゅんれい

pilgrimage to sacred places, visiting the real-life locations used in an anime, manga, etc.

西国巡礼

さいこくじゅんれい

pilgrimage of the Saigoku-Sanjūsansho (33 temples in the Kinki region)

洗礼式

せんれいしき

baptismal ceremony, baptism

洗礼者

せんれいしゃ

baptist, baptizer

洗礼堂

せんれいどう

baptistery, baptistry

洗礼盤

せんれいばん

baptismal font

洗礼名

せんれいめい

Christian name, baptismal name

前を失礼します

まえをしつれいします

excuse me (when passing in front of someone)

前官礼遇

ぜんかんれいぐう

(being granted) the privileges of one's former (official) post

喪中欠礼

もちゅうけつれい

refraining from offering the (New Year's) greetings during the period of mourning

喪礼

そうれい

funeral, mourning etiquette

即位の礼

そくいのれい

enthronement ceremony, coronation

退位の礼

たいいのれい

abdication ceremony

退位礼正殿の儀

たいいれいせいでんのぎ

Ceremony of the Abdication of his Majesty the Emperor at the Seiden State Hall