How to say 'Entry' in Japanese | 記載

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The Japanese word for Entry is 'Kisai', written as 記載 in Japanese.'Entry' in hiragana is きさい.

word

記載

Meaning

Entry

Reading

きさい

kisai

Kanji

記Record 載Load, Publish

Explanation

The Japanese noun '記載 (きさい)' refers to the act of writing or recording information, or the information itself that is written or recorded. It is commonly used in formal contexts, such as in documents, forms, or official records. For example: Please check the entry on the form「フォームの記載を確認してください」(フォームのきさいをかくにんしてください). The details are clearly written in the document「詳細は書類に記載されています」(しょうさいはしょるいにかいさいされています). This word emphasizes the act of including specific information in a written format.

Part Of Speech

noun

Kanji JLPT

Kanji Grade

Frequency

1630

Composition

kanji

Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 記載

This word contains 2 kanji characters:

kanji

記

Meaning

Record

kanji

載

Meaning

Load, Publish

Words Related to 記載 Through the Kanji 記

These 20 Words contain the Kanji 記 as well.

word

記す

Meaning

Record

word

記録

Meaning

Record

word

記事

Meaning

Article

word

記念日

Meaning

Anniversary

word

記者

Meaning

Reporter

word

記

Meaning

Record

word

日記

Meaning

Diary

word

記入

Meaning

Entry

word

暗記

Meaning

Memorization

word

記憶

Meaning

Memory

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上記

Meaning

Above

word

記念

Meaning

Commemoration

word

記号

Meaning

Sign, Symbol

word

記述

Meaning

Description

word

登記

Meaning

Registration

word

下記

Meaning

Below

word

表記

Meaning

Writing, Notation

word

書記

Meaning

Clerk

word

筆記試験

Meaning

Written exam

word

筆記用具

Meaning

Stationery

Words Related to 記載 Through the Kanji 載

These 4 Words contain the Kanji 載 as well.

word

載る

Meaning

Ride, Appear

word

掲載

Meaning

Publication

word

載せる

Meaning

Load, Publish

word

連載

Meaning

Serialization

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