Japanese Jouyou-kanji “末” means “Trifles”, “Low ranking” or “Youngest child” etc.
Words |
Meanings |
末恐ろしい(すえおそろしい-su e o so ro shi i) |
Frightening (of the future), Worrying, Scary, Ominous, Portentous |
末々(すえずえ-su e zu e) |
① Distant future, ② Descendants, ③ Lower classes, Common people |
末頼もしい(すえたのもしい-su e ta no mo shi i) |
Hopeful, Bright, Promising (future) |
末広がり(すえひろがり-su e hi ro ga ri) |
① Spreading out like an open fan, ② Becoming prosperous, ③ Folding fan, Ceremonial folding fan |
末裔(まつえい-ma tsu e i) |
Descendant |
末期(まっき-ma kki) |
End-stage, Terminal stage, Terminal, Last days, Closing days, End, Last stage, Final stages |
末期(まつご-ma tsu go) |
Hour of death, One’s last moments, End of one’s life |
末技(まつぎ-ma tsu gi) |
Poor workmanship, Unskilled |
末座(まつざ-ma tsu za) |
Lowest seat |
末子(まっし or ばっし-ma sshi (or) ba sshi) |
One’s youngest child, Youngest child |
末寺(まつじ-ma tsu ji) |
Branch temple |
末日(まつじつ-ma tsu ji tsu) |
Last day, End of a month |
末社(まっしゃ-ma ssha) |
Subordinate shrine |
末梢(まっしょう-ma ssho u) |
Tip of a twig, Periphery, Trifles, Trivial matters, Minor details |
末梢神経(まっしょうしんけい-ma ssho u shi n ke i) |
Peripheral nerve |
末世(まっせ or まっせい- ma sse (or) ma sse i) |
Age of the decline of Buddhism, Latter days of the law, Degenerate age, Corrupt world |
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