nanori

English

Etymology

From Japanese 名乗り (nanori, literally “name + riding”).

Noun

nanori (plural nanori)

(linguistics) A Japanese reading of a kanji character that is used for names of people or places, but that is otherwise a non-standard reading for that character.

Translations

Japanese kanji readings for names

French: nanori (fr)
Hebrew: נאנורי
Italian: nanori (it)
Japanese: 名乗り (ja) (なのり, nanori)
Korean: 나노리 (nanori)
Portuguese: nanori (pt) m
Russian: нано́ри (nanóri)
Serbo-Croatian: nanori
Spanish: nanori
Yiddish: נאַנאָרי (nanori)

Anagrams

Norian, nonair

Basque

Adjective

nanori

dative indefinite of nano

Noun

nanori

dative indefinite of nano

Japanese

Romanization

nanori

Rōmaji transcription of なのり

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