Japanese Jouyou-kanji “嘆” means “Admire”, “Deeply impressed” or “Sigh (of sorrow)” etc.
Words |
Meanings |
嘆願(たんがん-ta n ga n) |
Petition, Entreaty, Pleading, Supplication |
嘆称(たんしょう-ta n sho u) |
Admiration, Praise, Laudation, Kudos |
嘆賞(たんしょう-ta n sho u) |
Admiration, Praise, Laudation, Kudos |
嘆声 or 歎声(たんせい-ta n se i) |
① Sigh of admiration, Cry of wonder, ② Sigh of lamentation, Sigh of grief, Sigh of deplore, Sigh of grieve |
嘆惜 or 歎惜(たんせき-ta n se ki) |
To lament, To mourn, To bemoan, To deplore, To grieve |
嘆息 or 歎息(たんそく-ta n so ku) |
Sigh (of grief, disappointment, etc), Grieving, Lamenting, Deploring |
嘆美 or 歎美(たんび-ta n bi) |
Admiration, Adoration, Extolling, Esteem |
感嘆(かんたん-ka n ta n) |
Admiration, Wonder, Astonishment |
驚嘆(きょうたん-kyo u ta n) |
Amazement, Astonishment, Admiration, Wonderment |
賛嘆(さんたん-sa n ta n) |
Praise, Admiration, Extolling |
長嘆(ちょうたん-cho u ta n) |
Deep sigh |
悲嘆(ひたん-hi ta n) |
Grief, Sorrow, Anguish, Lamentation, Mourning, Sadness |
髀肉の嘆(ひにくのたん-hi ni ku no ta n) |
Fretting about forced idleness |
風樹の嘆(ふうじゅのたん-fu u ju no ta n) |
Regretting one’s unkindness to one’s deceased parents when they were alive |
亡羊の嘆(ぼうようのたん-bo u yo u no ta n) |
Bemoaning the frustration of reaching truth (for surplus of academic paths), Being at a loss |
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