What does this(婦) be set to?
what does that kanji mean and what is the romaji? appreciation
Answers: It is pronounced "fu" and it means "woman" (who may or may not be a lady).
Please facts that it is always used contained by combination with other kanji - e.g. 婦女子 (women and children), 掃除婦 (cleaning lady), 看護婦 (female nurse), etc.
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This means "Lady" within Japanese. I'm not too sure what it is in romaji. I hope this help. :)
what does this mean? (*)
Lady is 婦
romaji of 婦 is fu
it is chinese part symbolizes woman who hands broom to verbs up.
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