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δΉ
Long Time
γ²γ (γγ)
JLPT N2
Interesting Fact
The phrase γδΉ γγΆγγ§γ (Ohisashiburi desu), meaning 'Long time no see,' is one of the most common greetings in Japanese and comes from this kanji.
Memory Trick
Imagine waiting for a friend for such a long time that it feels endless. That long wait helps you remember δΉ means 'a long time.'
Readings
Onyomi: γγ₯γ¦ (kyuu), γ― (ku)
Kunyomi: γ²γ (γγ)
Example Words
δΉ
γγΆγ
γ²γγγΆγ (hisashiburi)
Long time no see
ζ°ΈδΉ
γγγγ
γ (eikyuu)
Eternity
δΉ
γ
γ²γγ³γ (hisabisa)
After a long time
ι·δΉ
γ‘γγγγ
γ (choukyuu)
Long-lasting
Example Sentence
ε½Ό γ¨ δΉ γγΆγ γ« δΌγγΎγγγ
γγ γ¨ γ²γγγΆγ γ« γγγΎγγγ
kare to hisashiburi ni aimashita
I met him after a long time.