also: いつもじ
five characters; five letters
General term for five written characters, such as kanji, kana, or letters of the alphabet.
Please make your password at least five characters long.
This word can be written with five characters.
five-syllable line in poetry; first five syllables of a poem
In waka, haiku, renga, etc., refers to a five-syllable segment, especially the first line (上句) or any five-syllable unit.
The first part of a waka begins with five syllables.
The five-syllable part of a haiku is also called 'goon'.
Standard kanji spelling; the reading ごもじ is the most common.
Alternate reading using native Japanese numbers; less common than ごもじ.
Compound of 五 (five) and 文字 (character/letter). The reading ごもじ uses the on'yomi of both kanji; いつもじ uses the native Japanese number reading.