Japanese

Adjective

かんじ ‎(-tari inflection, romaji kanji)

1. 莞爾: Smiling, with a smile.

Noun

かんじ ‎(romaji kanji)

1. 冠字: Coming of age for a male; a subtitle on a work of art or writing.
2. 冠辞: A modifier (word); a conventional epithet for something.
3. 寒じ: The state of being cold through; such a deep and penetrating cold.
4. 勘事: A reprimand.
5. 完治: A complete recovery from an illness or hurt.
6. 官事: Public affairs, administration, administrative work
7. 官寺: An imperial temple, such as Kokubunji; in the middle ages, one of the 15 major temples of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism.
8. 官次: A seating arrangement based on ministerial rank.
9. 寛治: The name of a Japanese 年号 ‎(nengō, “era”) starting at the ascension of Japanese Emperor Horikawa in 1087, lasting until 1094.
10. 幹事: A manager or secretary (as in Secretary General; not as in a general clerical worker).
11. 感じ: A feeling, a sensation, an impression of something.
12. 甘子, 柑子: Alternate reading for kōji, a type of citrus tree and fruit, Citrus leiocarpa.
13. 漢字: Han Chinese characters used to write Japanese: kanji.
14. 甘辞: Flattering words, flattery.
15. 監事: An inspector or auditor.
16. 監寺: An official position at a Zen temple, responsible for temple oversight and leadership of the temple's monks and priests.
17. 閑事: Idleness, wasting time; busy work.

Proper noun

かんじ ‎(romaji Kanji)

1. 完二: A male given name

Okinawan

Noun

かんじ ‎(romaji kanji)

1. 漢字: Chinese character