Usage
Dictionary
Kanji: 雲
Hiragana: くも、うん
Pronunciation: Kumo, Un
Meaning: Cloud
Compounds
- 雲海 (unkai) sea of clouds; The upper surface of clouds looking down from a mountaintop or airplane looks like sea surface.
- 暗雲 (anun) dark clouds; It is a metaphorical expression often used to describe a situation or atmosphere that is foreboding, indicating trouble, danger, or uncertainty ahead. It implies a sense of impending crisis, turmoil, or negativity, much like the ominous dark clouds before a storm.
- 雲煙 (unen) clouds and smoke; clouds and haze
Kun
- 雨雲 (amagumo) a rain cloud; a nimbus
- 雲の上 (kumonoue) high above the cloud; above the cloud; the (Imperial) Court; (a place) beyond one’s reach
- 雲隠れ (kumogakure) disappearance; disappear; vanish; escape; flee; A person disappears without a trace.; The moon disappears among the clouds.
Special Readings
- 雲母 (kira, kirara) mica
- 出雲 (Izumo) a old province name in Japan which has Izumo Shrine; eastern part of Shimane Prefecture
- 雲雀 (hibari) skylark
- 雲丹 (uni) sea urchin eggs
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