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On'yomi
ジュウ・チョウ
JUU / CHOU
Kun'yomi
え・おも.い・おも.り・おも.なう・かさ.ねる・かさ.なる・おも
e / omoi / omori / omonau / kasaneru / kasanaru / omo

heavy · important · esteem · respect · heap up · pile up · nest of boxes · -fold

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Strokes9
Frequency#193
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Cultural Context

Etymology

Shape of person carrying heavy bag. Weight.

Symbolism

Weight, importance, overlap. Represents physical and abstract heaviness.

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Words & Expressions

Four-Character Compounds

隠忍自重

いんにんじちょう

(behaving with) patience and prudence; putting up with something; (behaving with) patience and prudence

慎重居士

しんちょうこじ

very cautious person; very prudent person; very discreet person; very cautious person

捲土重来

けんどちょうらい

recouping one's strength for a renewed attack; making another attempt with redoubled efforts; recouping one's strength for a renewed attack

重厚長大

じゅうこうちょうだい

heavy, thick, long, and big (products, esp. industrial); massive and heavy; heavy (industry); heavy, thick, long, and big (products, esp. industrial)

知育偏重

ちいくへんちょう

too much intellectual training; overemphasis on intellectual education; too much intellectual training

Proverbs & Idioms

重きを置く

おもきをおく

To place importance on

To emphasize

Poetry

和歌(百人一首) (Waka (Hyakunin Isshu))

八重むぐら しげれる宿の さびしきに 人こそ見えね 秋は来にけり

Poem #47 from Hyakunin Isshu

恵慶法師Ekyō Hōshi
10th century
和歌(百人一首) (Waka (Hyakunin Isshu))

いにしへの 奈良の都の 八重桜 けふ九重に にほひぬるかな

Poem #61 from Hyakunin Isshu

伊勢大輔Ise no Taifu
11th century

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