朧 — kanji meaning “haziness”
朧
haziness, dreaminess, gloom
- Meanings
- haziness, dreaminess, gloom
- On'yomi
- ロウ (rou)
- Kun'yomi
- おぼろ
- Strokes
- 20
- Classical radical
- 74
- Chinese reading
- lóng — Chinese character page
Words with 朧
| Word | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 朦朧 | もうろう mourou | dim; hazy; vague |
| 朧月 | おぼろづき oborozuki | hazy moon (esp. on a spring night) |
| 朧月夜 | おぼろづきよ oborozukiyo | misty, moonlit night; (spring) night with a hazy moon |
| 朧気 | おぼろげ oboroge | vague; faint; dim |
| 朧夜 | おぼろよ oboroyo | misty, moonlit night |
| 酔眼朦朧 | すいがんもうろう suiganmourou | (with) one's eyes blurred from drinking; with drunken eyes; dazed by wine |
| 意識朦朧 | いしきもうろう ishikimourou | being in a hazy state; being only half conscious; feeling dopey |
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