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Dishonour [不名誉]

Dishonour
a state of shame or disgrace
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[はじ(恥)]
haji
noun

Alternate Written Forms:

[はじ(辱)]
haji
[はじ(羞)]
haji
[はじ(耻)]
haji
[は(恥)·じ]
haji
[じょく(辱)]
joku
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English Meanings:

noun
  1. shame; embarrassment; disgrace
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[ち(恥)·じょく(辱)]
chijoku
noun

English Meanings:

noun
  1. disgrace; shame; insult
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[はずかし(辱)·め]
hazukashime
noun

Alternate Written Forms:

[はずか(辱)·し·め]
hazukashime

English Meanings:

noun
  1. shame; disgrace
  2. raping; rape
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katajikenai
i adjective

Alternate Written Forms:

[かたじけな(忝)·い]
katajikenai
[かたじけな(辱)·い]
katajikenai

English Meanings:

i adjective
  1. grateful; indebted
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[あく(悪)·ひょう(評)]
akuhyou
noun

English Meanings:

noun
  1. bad reputation; infamy; ill repute; unfavorable criticism; unfavourable criticism
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[たい(退)·か(化)]
taika
noun, suru verb

English Meanings:

noun, suru verb
  1. degeneration; retrogression
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[へん(変)·しつ(質)]
henshitsu
noun, suru verb, no adjective

English Meanings:

noun, suru verb, no adjective
  1. alteration (of character or essence); change in quality; transformation; deterioration; degeneration; transmutation
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[たい(退)·はい(廃)]
taihai
noun, suru verb, no adjective

Alternate Written Forms:

[たい(頽)·はい(廃)]
taihai
[たい(頽)·はい(廢)]
taihai
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English Meanings:

noun, suru verb, no adjective
  1. degeneration; decadence; deterioration; laxness; corruption
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