Japanese symbol for “multitudes”
有衆
ゆうしゅう
Romaji: yuushuu
the multitudes; the people
In Japanese, multitudes is 有衆, read ゆうしゅう (yuushuu).
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Meanings
- n the multitudes; the people
Kanji and stroke order
Related words
Words that share a kanji.
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 有る | ある aru | to be; to exist; to live |
| 有名 | ゆうめい yuumei | famous; well-known |
| 所有 | しょゆう shoyuu | possession; ownership |
| 有効 | ゆうこう yuukou | valid; effective |
| 有料 | ゆうりょう yuuryou | fee-charging; paid; not free |
| 有利 | ゆうり yuuri | advantageous; favourable; better |
| 大衆 | たいしゅう taishuu | general public; the masses |
| 民衆 | みんしゅう minshuu | people; populace; masses |
See also: Chinese symbol for “multitudes”.
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