kyūjitai

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• General-American: /ˌkju.d͡ʒiˈtaɪ/
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Transliteration from Japanese 旧(きゅう)字(じ)体(たい) (kyūjitai, literally “old character form”).

13 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Cantonese: 舊字體 /旧字体 (gau6 zi6 tai2) — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Chinese Mandarin: 舊字體 /旧字体 (jiùzìtǐ) — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Chinese Mandarin: 日本舊字體 /日本旧字体 (Rìběn jiùzìtǐ) — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Finnish: kyūjitai — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• French: kyūjitai — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Hebrew: קיוג׳יטאי (kyujitáy) — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Japanese: 旧字体 — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Korean: 구자체 (gujache) — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Malay: kanji lama — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Polish: kyūjitai — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Russian: кюдзита́й (kjudzitáj) — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Spanish: kyūjitai — traditional form of Japanese kanji
• Vietnamese: cựu tự thể — traditional form of Japanese kanji