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12>| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ゲレロ see styles |
gerero ゲレロ |
More info & calligraphy: Guerrerro |
墨西哥 see styles |
mò xī gē mo4 xi1 ge1 mo hsi ko mekishiko めきしこ |
More info & calligraphy: Mexico(ateji / phonetic) (kana only) Mexico; (place-name) Mexico |
メキシコ see styles |
mekishiko メキシコ |
More info & calligraphy: Mexico |
グアダルペ see styles |
guadarupe グアダルペ |
More info & calligraphy: Guadalupe |
マグダレナ see styles |
magudarena マグダレナ |
More info & calligraphy: Magdalena |
墨 see styles |
mò mo4 mo boku ぼく |
ink stick; China ink; CL:塊|块[kuai4]; corporal punishment consisting of tattooing characters on the victim's forehead (1) (abbreviation) (See 墨西哥・メキシコ) Mexico; (2) (rare) (See 墨家) Mohism; (3) (archaism) (See 墨・1) ink; (4) (abbreviation) (hist) (See 墨刑) tattooing (as a form of punishment in ancient China); (personal name) Boku Ink; black; dyed black, e.g. 墨衣 black clothes, at one time said to have been the garb of the monk to distinguish him from the ordinary people who wore white. |
墨灣 墨湾 see styles |
mò wān mo4 wan1 mo wan |
Gulf of Mexico |
日墨 see styles |
nichiboku にちぼく |
Japan and Mexico |
コリマ see styles |
korima コリマ |
(place-name) Colima (Mexico) |
サモラ see styles |
samora サモラ |
(place-name) Zamora (Mexico) |
シラオ see styles |
shirao シラオ |
(place-name) Silao (Mexico) |
セラヤ see styles |
seraya セラヤ |
(place-name) Celaya (Mexico); Zelaya |
チワワ see styles |
chiwawa チワワ |
chihuahua; (place-name) Chihuahua (Mexico) |
テピク see styles |
tepiku テピク |
(place-name) Tepic (Mexico) |
バヒオ see styles |
bahio バヒオ |
(place-name) Bajio (Mexico) |
メヒコ see styles |
mehiko メヒコ |
(See メキシコ) Mexico (spa:) |
奇瓦瓦 see styles |
qí wǎ wǎ qi2 wa3 wa3 ch`i wa wa chi wa wa |
Chihuahua, Mexico |
イグアラ see styles |
iguara イグアラ |
(place-name) Iguala (Mexico) |
イダルゴ see styles |
idarugo イダルゴ |
(place-name) Hidalgo (Mexico) |
オアハカ see styles |
oahaka オアハカ |
(place-name) Oaxaca (Mexico) |
オリサバ see styles |
orisaba オリサバ |
(place-name) Orizaba (Mexico) |
カンクン see styles |
kankun カンクン |
(place-name) Cancun (Mexico) |
ケレタロ see styles |
keretaro ケレタロ |
(place-name) Queretaro (Mexico) |
サポパン see styles |
sapopan サポパン |
(place-name) Zapopan (Mexico) |
タンピコ see styles |
tanpiko タンピコ |
(place-name) Tampico (Mexico) |
チョルラ see styles |
chorura チョルラ |
(place-name) Cholula (Mexico) |
テコマン see styles |
tekoman テコマン |
(place-name) Tecoman (Mexico) |
テワカン see styles |
tewakan テワカン |
(place-name) Tehuacan (Mexico) |
トレオン see styles |
toreon トレオン |
(place-name) Torreon (Mexico) |
ナボホア see styles |
nabohoa ナボホア |
(place-name) Navojoa (Mexico); Novojoa |
ノガレス see styles |
nogaresu ノガレス |
(place-name) Nogales (Mexico) |
バイェス see styles |
baesu バイェス |
(place-name) Valles (Mexico) |
パチュカ see styles |
pachuka パチュカ |
(place-name) Pachuca (Mexico) |
プエブラ see styles |
puebura プエブラ |
(place-name) Puebla (Mexico) |
フチタン see styles |
fuchitan フチタン |
(place-name) Juchitan (Mexico) |
メヒカリ see styles |
mehikari メヒカリ |
(place-name) Mexicali (Mexico) |
モレリア see styles |
moreria モレリア |
(place-name) Morelia (Mexico) |
レイノサ see styles |
reinosa / renosa レイノサ |
(place-name) Reinosa (Spain); Reynosa (Mexico) |
墨西哥城 see styles |
mò xī gē chéng mo4 xi1 ge1 cheng2 mo hsi ko ch`eng mo hsi ko cheng |
Mexico City, capital of Mexico |
墨西哥灣 墨西哥湾 see styles |
mò xī gē wān mo4 xi1 ge1 wan1 mo hsi ko wan |
Gulf of Mexico |
恰帕斯州 see styles |
qià pà sī zhōu qia4 pa4 si1 zhou1 ch`ia p`a ssu chou chia pa ssu chou |
Chiapas, state in Mexico |
新墨西哥 see styles |
xīn mò xī gē xin1 mo4 xi1 ge1 hsin mo hsi ko |
New Mexico, US state |
日墨学院 see styles |
nichibokugakuin にちぼくがくいん |
(org) Liceo Mexicano Japonés (Mexico); (o) Liceo Mexicano Japonés (Mexico) |
普埃布拉 see styles |
pǔ āi bù lā pu3 ai1 bu4 la1 p`u ai pu la pu ai pu la |
Puebla, a city southeast of Mexico City; term used to refer to plants whose specific epithet is pueblensis, such as Tillandsia pueblensis (an air plant) and Echeveria pueblensis (a succulent) |
ＵＳＭＣＡ see styles |
yuu esu emu shii ee; yuuesuemushiiee(sk) / yu esu emu shi ee; yuesuemushiee(sk) ユー・エス・エム・シー・エー; ユーエスエムシーエー(sk) |
United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement; Agreement between the United States of America, the United Mexican States, and Canada; USMCA |
アカプルコ see styles |
akapuruko アカプルコ |
(place-name) Acapulco (Mexico) |
アカンバロ see styles |
akanbaro アカンバロ |
(place-name) Acambaro (Mexico) |
アトリスコ see styles |
atorisuko アトリスコ |
(place-name) Atlixco (Mexico) |
イラプアト see styles |
irapuato イラプアト |
(place-name) Irapuato (Mexico) |
ウルアパン see styles |
uruapan ウルアパン |
(place-name) Uruapan (Mexico) |
エルモシヨ see styles |
erumoshiyo エルモシヨ |
(place-name) Hermosillo (Mexico) |
エンセナダ see styles |
ensenada エンセナダ |
(place-name) Ensenada (Mexico) |
オコトラン see styles |
okotoran オコトラン |
(place-name) Ocotlan (Mexico) |
カンペチェ see styles |
kanpeche カンペチェ |
(place-name) Campeche (Mexico) |
グアイマス see styles |
guaimasu グアイマス |
(place-name) Guaymas (Mexico) |
クリアカン see styles |
kuriakan クリアカン |
(place-name) Culiacan (Mexico) |
コヨアカン see styles |
koyoakan コヨアカン |
(place-name) Coyoacan (Mexico) |
サカテカス see styles |
sakatekasu サカテカス |
(place-name) Zacatecas (Mexico) |
サラマンカ see styles |
saramanka サラマンカ |
(place-name) Salamanca (Mexico) |
サルティヨ see styles |
sarutiyo サルティヨ |
(place-name) Saltillo (Mexico) |
シタクアロ see styles |
shitakuaro シタクアロ |
(place-name) Zitacuaro (Mexico) |
センターボ see styles |
sentaabo / sentabo センターボ |
centavo (monetary unit used in Mexico, Brazil, Mozambique, etc.) |
ソコヌスコ see styles |
sokonusuko ソコヌスコ |
(place-name) Soconusco (Mexico) |
ソチミルコ see styles |
sochimiruko ソチミルコ |
(place-name) Xochimilco (Mexico) |
タパチュラ see styles |
tapachura タパチュラ |
(place-name) Tapachula (Mexico) |
ティファナ see styles |
tifuana ティフアナ |
(place-name) Tijuana (Mexico) |
デリシアス see styles |
derishiasu デリシアス |
(place-name) Delicias (Mexico) |
トゥスパン see styles |
totosupan トゥスパン |
(place-name) Tuxpan (Mexico) |
ドゥランゴ see styles |
dodorango ドゥランゴ |
(place-name) Durango (Mexico) |
トラケパケ see styles |
torakepake トラケパケ |
(place-name) Tlaquepaque (Mexico) |
トラスカラ see styles |
torasukara トラスカラ |
(place-name) Tlaxcala (Mexico) |
トラルパン see styles |
torarupan トラルパン |
(place-name) Tlalpan (Mexico) |
パツクアロ see styles |
patsukuaro パツクアロ |
(place-name) Patzcuaro (Mexico) |
パパントラ see styles |
papantora パパントラ |
(place-name) Papantla (Mexico) |
フレスニヨ see styles |
furesuniyo フレスニヨ |
(place-name) Fresnillo (Mexico) |
プログレソ see styles |
purogureso プログレソ |
(place-name) Progreso (Mexico) |
マサトラン see styles |
masatoran マサトラン |
(place-name) Mazatlan (Mexico) |
マタモロス see styles |
matamorosu マタモロス |
(place-name) Matamoros (Mexico) |
メキシコ市 see styles |
mekishikoshi メキシコし |
(place-name) Mexico City |
メキシコ湾 see styles |
mekishikowan メキシコわん |
Gulf of Mexico; (place-name) Gulf of Mexico |
モンクロバ see styles |
monkuroba モンクロバ |
(place-name) Monclova (Mexico) |
モンテレイ see styles |
monterei / montere モンテレイ |
(place-name) Monterrey (Mexico) |
ラピエダド see styles |
rapiedado ラピエダド |
(place-name) La Piedad (Mexico) |
ロスモチス see styles |
rosumochisu ロスモチス |
(place-name) Los Mochis (Mexico) |
尤卡坦半島 尤卡坦半岛 see styles |
yóu kǎ tǎn bàn dǎo you2 ka3 tan3 ban4 dao3 yu k`a t`an pan tao yu ka tan pan tao |
Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico) |
新墨西哥州 see styles |
xīn mò xī gē zhōu xin1 mo4 xi1 ge1 zhou1 hsin mo hsi ko chou |
New Mexico, US state |
阿卡普爾科 阿卡普尔科 see styles |
ā kǎ pǔ ěr kē a1 ka3 pu3 er3 ke1 a k`a p`u erh k`o a ka pu erh ko |
Acapulco, city in Mexico |
イスタカルコ see styles |
isutakaruko イスタカルコ |
(place-name) Ixtacalco (Mexico) |
イスタパラパ see styles |
isutaparapa イスタパラパ |
(place-name) Ixtapalapa (Mexico) |
グアナフアト see styles |
guanafuato グアナフアト |
(place-name) Guanajuato (Mexico) |
クエルナバカ see styles |
kuerunabaka クエルナバカ |
(place-name) Cuernavaca (Mexico) |
サリナクルス see styles |
sarinakurusu サリナクルス |
(place-name) Salina Cruz (Mexico) |
チェトゥマル see styles |
chetotomaru チェトゥマル |
(place-name) Chetumal (Mexico) |
チュルブスコ see styles |
churubusuko チュルブスコ |
(place-name) Churubusco (Mexico) |
ヌエバロシタ see styles |
nuebaroshita ヌエバロシタ |
(place-name) Nueva Rosita (Mexico) |
ヌエボラレド see styles |
nueboraredo ヌエボラレド |
(place-name) Nuevo Laredo (Mexico) |
ビヤエルモサ see styles |
biyaerumosa ビヤエルモサ |
(place-name) Villahermosa (Mexico) |
アパツィンガン see styles |
apatsungan アパツィンガン |
(place-name) Apatzingan (Mexico) |
コサマロアパン see styles |
kosamaroapan コサマロアパン |
(place-name) Cosamaloapan (Mexico) |
ゴメスパラシオ see styles |
gomesuparashio ゴメスパラシオ |
(place-name) Gomez Palacio (Mexico) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 100 results for "Mexico" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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