| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| ้็ญ | ใใใดใค | ใจใณใใ |
Pronunciation: enpitsu
How to Say It Outloud: en-pi-tsu
Usage: Commonly used to refer to a pencil in both formal and informal contexts.
Example Sentence Japanese:
็งใฏๆฐใใ้็ญใ่ฒทใใพใใใ
็งใฏๆฐใใ้็ญใ่ฒทใใพใใใExample Sentence English:I bought a new pencil.
I bought a new pencil.Dictionary
้็ญใใใดใคCommon wordjlpt-n5
Noun- pencil
- Pencil
ใทใฃใผใใใณใทใซใทใฃใผใใใณใทใซCommon word
Noun- mechanical pencil; automatic pencil; propelling pencil
- Mechanical pencil
ๅ
ๆใใใใ
Noun- luminous flux
- pencil (of light); beam
- Luminous flux
ๅ
็ทๆใใใใใใ
Noun- pencil (of light rays)
ใใณใทใซใใณใทใซ
Noun- pencil
ใทใฃใผใใณใทใฃใผใใณ
Noun- mechanical pencil; automatic pencil; propelling pencil
่ฒ้็ญใใใใใดใค
Noun- colored pencil; coloured pencil
็ญ็ฎฑใตใงใฐใ
Noun- pencil case; pencil box; writing brush case
- Pencil case
ๆฟใๅฟใใใใ
Noun- spare pencil lead; pen refill (cartridge); replacement wick (e.g. of a lantern)
้็ญๆธใใใใดใคใใ
Noun- drawing or writing in pencil
ๆณฅๆฃๅใใฉใใผใใใใ
NounSuru verb
- pencil sharpened at both ends; sharpening a pencil at both ends
่ฒงไนๅใใณใใผใใใใ
NounSuru verb
- pencil sharpened at both ends; sharpening a pencil at both ends
้็ญๅใใใใดใคใใใ
Noun- pencil sharpener
- Pencil sharpener
็กฌ็ญใใใฒใค
Noun- pen or pencil
ใทใฃใผ่ฏใทใฃใผใใ
Noun- mechanical pencil lead
ใซใณใใณใใใใณ
Noun- metal pencil box; metal pencil case
- Kampen (The Netherlands)
็ญๅ
ฅใใตใงใใ
Noun- pencil case; pen case; writing case; brush case
่ฏใฑใผในใใใฑใผใน
Noun- pencil lead case (for a mechanical pencil)
้็ญๆๆงใใใดใคใณใใใใ
Noun- eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana); red cedar; red juniper; pencil cedar; aromatic cedar
- Juniperus virginiana
็ณ็ญใใใฒใค
Noun- slate pencil
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