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Latest revision as of 04:17, 18 September 2013 Japanese[edit] Etymology 1[edit] From Old Japanese. Change in pronunciation of 金打 ("metal striking, metal striker"): /kaneuchi/ or /kanauchi/ > /kanuchi/ The kanji used are ateji. Pronunciation[edit] 鍛冶 (hiragana かぬち, romaji kanuchi) - smithing
- a metalsmith, a smith
- short for 鍛冶司 (kanuchizukasa), the official imperial court metalsmith or overseer of metalsmiths in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan
Synonyms[edit] Derived terms[edit] Derived terms - 鍛冶司 (かぬちづかさ, kanuchizukasa): the official imperial court metalsmith or overseer of metalsmiths in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan
- 鍛冶部 (かぬちべ, kanuchibe): the imperial smith in ancient Japan, superseded by the office of kanuchizukasa when the Ritsuryō system was promulgated; under the Ritsuryō system, a junior smith working under the kanuchizukasa
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Etymology 2[edit] /kanuchi/ > /kanji/ > /kaji/ The kanji used are ateji. Pronunciation[edit] 鍛冶 (hiragana かじ, romaji kaji, historical hiragana かぢ) - smithing
- a metalsmith, a smith
- short for 鍛冶の司 (kaji no tsukasa), the official imperial court metalsmith or overseer of metalsmiths in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan.
Synonyms[edit] Derived terms[edit] Derived terms - 鍛冶神 (かじしん, Kajishin): the Japanese god of the forge, metalcraft, and blacksmithing
- 鍛冶の司 (かじのつかさ, kaji no tsukasa): the official imperial court metalsmith or overseer of metalsmiths in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan
- 鍛冶屋 (かじや, kajiya): a metalsmith; a metalsmith's house or shop; a crowbar for removing nails
- 鍛冶橋狩野 (かじばしかのう, Kajibashi Kanō): one of the four Kanō schools in the Edo Period, founded by Kanō Tan'yū
- 鍛冶橋門 (かじばしもん, Kajibashi Mon): one of the gates in the Edo city walls
- 鍛冶始 (かじはじめ, kajihajime): the first smithing work of the year
- 鍛冶匠 (かじたくみ, kajitakumi): a professional smith, a master smith
- 鍛冶場 (かじば, kajiba): a smithy, a forge
- 鍛冶炭 (かじずみ, kajizumi): soft charcoal used for smithing
- 鍛冶町 (かじちょう, Kajichō): a place in Chiyoda, Tokyo, from land gifted to noted smiths in the Edo Period
- 鍛冶被 (かじかぶり, kajikaburi): a cleaning cloth folded in half twice and worn on the head by a smith while working
- 鍛冶者 (かじしゃ, kajisha): a smith (rare)
- 鍛冶師 (かじし, kajishi): a smith
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Etymology 3[edit] From Middle Chinese 鍛冶. Compare modern Mandarin 锻冶 (duànyě). Pronunciation[edit] 鍛冶 (hiragana たんや, romaji tan'ya) - smithing
- a metalsmith, a smith
See also[edit] Mandarin[edit] 鍛冶 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin duànyě) - smithing
- a metalsmith, a smith
鍛冶 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin duànyě) - to smith, to forge
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