あき
秋
はぎ
萩
じょう
帖

noun

Messages.work.
  1. Akihagijō (10C poem by Ono Michikaze, regarded as the first hiragana text).

Variations

Pronunciation Kanji Kana Is Common
あき
秋
はぎ
萩
じょう
帖
 秋萩帖 あきはぎじょう

Contained Kanji Breakdown

autumn
あき　シュウ　とき (2nd, N4)
two-branch tree radical (no. 115)
カ　いね (Kentei Pre-1)
katakana no radical (no. 4)
ヘツ　えい　よう (Kentei 1)
tree, wood
き　モク　こ- (1st, N5)
fire
ひ　カ　ほ- (1st, N5)
to divide
person
ひと　ニン　ジン (1st, N5)
bush clover
はぎ　シュウ　は (Kentei Pre-1, N1)
grass, grass radical (no. 140)
autumn
あき　シュウ　とき (2nd, N4)
two-branch tree radical (no. 115)
カ　いね (Kentei Pre-1)
katakana no radical (no. 4)
ヘツ　えい　よう (Kentei 1)
tree, wood
き　モク　こ- (1st, N5)
fire
ひ　カ　ほ- (1st, N5)
to divide
person
ひと　ニン　ジン (1st, N5)
quire (of paper), bundle of seaweed, counter for screens
ジョウ　チョウ　かきもの (Kentei Pre-1)
towel, hanging scroll, width
キン　フク　おお.い (Late High School)
fortune-telling, divining, forecasting
うらな.う　セン　し.める (Early Jr. High, N2)
divining, fortune-telling, divination or katakana to radical (no. 25)
ボク　うらな.う　うらない (Kentei Pre-1)
mouth
くち　コウ　ク (1st, N4)