船長
せんちょう
boatman, length of a ship, ship's captain, skipper
Kosakata
Kanji 船 yang berarti kapal muncul dalam 435 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
せんちょう
boatman, length of a ship, ship's captain, skipper
せんびん
ferry service, steamer service, surface mail (ship), sea mail
せんきょう
bridge (of a ship), pontoon bridge, floating bridge
おおふね
large boat
こぶね
small boat
ふなそこ
ship's bottom, bilge
ふね
counter for boat-shaped containers (e.g. of sashimi), tank, tub, vat, trough, ship, boat, watercraft, vessel, seaplane
ぎょせん
fishing boat
せんぱく
vessel, ship, shipping, seacraft
ぞうせん
shipbuilding
ふうせん
balloon (hot-air or gas), balloon (toy or decoration)
はんせん
sailing ship, sailing boat, sailing vessel
せんしゅ
shipowner
きせん
steamship, steamboat, steamer
つりふね
boat-shaped hanging flower vase, fishing boat
ふなばら
side or bottom of a ship, ship's hold, bottoms, shipping, tonnage, freight space
ふなたび
trip by boat, sea trip, voyage, cruise
せんしつ
stateroom, cabin
わたしぶね
ferry, ferryboat
ふなよい
seasickness
かんせん
naval vessels, warships and other vessels
きゃくせん
passenger boat
ふなで
setting sail, putting out to sea, starting anew, embarking on something new
せんたい
hull
せんいん
sailor, seaman, seafarer
せんせき
ship's nationality, ship's country of registration
どうせん
the same ship, taking the same ship
ひこうせん
airship, blimp
せんだん
fleet (fishing, naval, etc.), convoy, group of ships
しょうせん
merchant ship
ふなづみ
lading, shipment
じょうせん
ship (carrying someone), embarking (a ship), embarkation, boarding
せんどう
boatman, ferryman
せんしゅ
bow (of boat), prow, stem
くろふね
black ships, Western ships that came to Japan between the 16th and 19th centuries, esp. those of the Perry Expedition in 1853, foreign disruptor (of the Japanese market), product, person, etc. arriving from the West and disturbing the Japanese market
ふながいしゃ
steamship (shipping) company
はいせん
scrapped vessel, decommissioned ship, hulk
せんび
stern of a ship
ふなのり
sailor, seaman, mariner
たすけぶね
lifeboat, friend in need, helping hand, timely help
ほんせん
mother ship, this ship
せんそう
ship's hold, hatch
ていきせん
liner, regularly scheduled ship
ゆうせん
mail boat
ふなつきば
harbour, harbor, landing place, wharf, anchorage
ぼせん
depot ship, mother ship
ていせん
stopping a ship, detention, quarantine
やかたぶね
houseboat, pleasure boat (large, roofed)
ゆぶね
bathtub, boat with a bathtub rented to customers (Edo period)
りょうせん
consort ship
ようせん
chartered ship, chartering or hiring a vessel
はこぶね
ark (i.e. Noah's)
にゅうせん
arrival of a ship, ship coming into a port
はいせん
assignment of vessels
あしぶね
papyrus boat
カタマランせん
catamaran ship
ガレオンせん
galleon
クルーズきゃくせん
cruise ship, cruise liner
クルーズせん
cruise ship
ゴムふうせん
rubber balloon
コンテナせん
container ship
ごしゅいんせん
shogun-authorized trading vessel (authorised)
サルベージせん
salvage boat
ジェットすいしんせん
jet propulsion ship
ジェットふうせん
rocket balloon, jet balloon
スクリュープロペラせん
screw ship
ダウせん
dhow
たらいぶね
tub boat, traditional round coracle-like boat
ツェッペリンひこうせん
Zeppelin airship
テセウスのふね
ship of Theseus, Theseus's paradox
トロールぎょせん
trawler (boat)
トロールせん
trawler
なんぱせん
wrecked ship
はしけぶね
lighter, barge, baggage boat
ばらづみかもつせん
bulk carrier, bulker
プラットフォームほきゅうせん
platform supply vessel
プロペラせん
air propeller boat
べかぶね
small sailing boat used for collecting nori, etc.
ぽんぽんせん
pop-pop boat, toy boat with simple steam impeller
ラッシュせん
lighter aboard ship, LASH
ローローせん
ro-ro ship, roll-on roll-off ship
あたけぶね
large warship of the Muromachi and early Edo periods
あわぶねがい
Bostrycapulus gravispinosus (species of spiny slipper snail)
ひきあげふね
evacuation boat, repatriation ship
うちゅうせん
spaceship
うちゅうせんエンタープライズごう
Spaceship Enterprise
うちゅうせんきち
spaceport, cosmodrome
うちゅうせんちきゅうごう
Spaceship Earth
うちゅうたんさせん
space probe
うんそうせん
freighter, cargo vessel
うんぱんせん
freighter, cargo ship, carrier
えいせん
tugboat, tug, towboat, tugging (a boat), towing, towage
えいせいせん
manned satellite, manned orbiter
えんとうぶね
deportation boat
えんようていきせん
ocean liner
おしふね
push boat, pusher craft, towboat
げせん
disembarkation, getting off a ship, going ashore
かとうきせん
Katou Kisen
かせん
riverboat, rivercraft
かせん
fire ship, ship with a fire to attract fish while net fishing at night (prior to the invention of electric fish-luring lights), steamship (esp. a paddle steamer), steamboat