Korean Word Entry

路上强盜
Hangul:노상강도
Revised Romanization:nosanggangdo
Definition: a highway bandit, a highwayman

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Chinese characters used in this word

path, route, road, distance, street, journey
Readings
Mandarin: ㄌㄨˋ (lù), ㄌㄨㄛˋ (luò)
Cantonese: lou6
Japanese: ロ (ro)、 ル (ru) / -じ (-ji)、 みち (michi)、 じ (ji)
Korean: 로 (ro), 노 (no)
Vietnamese: lộ

above, up, top, superior, highest, go up, send up
Readings
Mandarin: ㄕㄤˋ (shàng), ㄕㄤˇ (shǎng)
Cantonese: soeng6
Japanese: ジョウ (jou)、 ショウ (shou)、 シャン (shan) / うえ (ue)、 -うえ (-ue)、 うわ- (uwa-)、 かみ (kami)、 あ.げる (ageru)、 -あ.げる (-ageru)、 あ.がる (agaru)、 -あ.がる (-agaru)、 あ.がり (agari)、 -あ.がり (-agari)、 のぼ.る (noboru)、 のぼ.り (nobori)、 のぼ.せる (noboseru)、 のぼ.す (nobosu)、 たてまつ.る (tatematsuru)
Korean: 상 (sang)
Vietnamese: thượng, thướng

strong, powerful, energetic
Readings
Mandarin: ㄑㄧㄤˊ (qiáng), ㄑㄧㄤˇ (qiǎng), ㄐㄧㄤˋ (jiàng)
Cantonese: koeng4
Japanese: キョウ (kyou)、 ゴウ (gou) / つよい (tsuyoi)、 しいる (shiiru)、 つよまる (tsuyomaru)
Korean: 강 (gang)
Variants
Semantic variant forms:

thief, to steal, rob, steal, bandit
Readings
Mandarin: ㄉㄠˋ (dào)
Cantonese: dou6
Japanese: トウ (tou) / ぬす.む (nusumu)
Korean: 도 (do)
Vietnamese: đạo, dừa
Variants
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