しょうじょう
Japanese
Adjective
しょうじょう • (shōjō) †-tari (adnominal しょうじょうとした (shōjō to shita) or しょうじょうたる (shōjō taru), adverbial しょうじょうと (shōjō to) or しょうじょうとして (shōjō to shite))
Noun
しょうじょう • (shōjō)
- 召状: A summons.
- 商状: The state of business, how business is going.
- 小乗: Hinayana Buddhism, the orthodox, canonical branch of Buddhism adhering to the Pāli Canon.
- 少判官: A rank or office in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan.
- 床上: On or above the floor.
- 招状: A written invitation (the card or letter itself).
- 招請: An invitation (the request for one's presence).
- 掌上: On or above the palm of one's hand.
- 掌状: A palmate shape, as of a maple leaf.
- 症状: The symptoms or presentation of a disease or condition; a patient's condition
- 省城: The capital of a Chinese province.
- 証状: A document proving or certifying something: a certificate.
- 証誠: A certification that something is true.
- 賞状: A certificate of merit or achievement.
- 鐘状: A fishhook shape.
- 正定: (Buddhism) Right concentration, the last part of the Noble Eightfold Path.
- 生生: The neverending cycle of birth, death, and reincarnation; growing up; the living.
- 聖浄: (Buddhism) The Shōdō and Jōdo (Pure Land) sects.
- 猩猩: An orangutan; a type of Noh mask; a heavy drinker.
- 誚譲: A reprimand, a stern rebuke or scolding.
- 霄壌: Heaven and earth; by extension, two things that are very different.
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