Japanese symbol for “ambivalence”
愛憎併存
あいぞうへいそん
Romaji: aizouheison
ambivalence
In Japanese, ambivalence is 愛憎併存, read あいぞうへいそん (aizouheison).
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Meanings
- n ambivalence
Kanji and stroke order
Other Japanese words for “ambivalence”
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 両面価値 | りょうめんかち ryoumenkachi | ambivalence |
| アンビバレンス | アンビバレンス anbibarensu | ambivalence |
Related words
Words that share a kanji.
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 恋愛 | れんあい ren'ai | love; romance; tender passion |
| 愛情 | あいじょう aijou | love; affection |
| 可愛い | かわいい kawaii | cute; adorable; charming |
| 愛する | あいする aisuru | to love |
| 愛用 | あいよう aiyou | favorite; favourite; habitually used |
| 愛しい | いとしい itoshii | lovely; dear; beloved |
| 憎悪 | ぞうお zouo | hatred; abhorrence; loathing |
| 憎しみ | にくしみ nikushimi | hatred |
| 合併 | がっぺい gappei | merger (of companies, towns, etc.); combination; union |
| 存在 | そんざい sonzai | existence; being; presence |
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