国立 (こくりつ) Japanese meaning

国立 (こくりつ) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

Kanji

公こう立りつN2
国立 is run by the national government, while 公立 is run by a local government (prefecture or city).
ナショナル
国立 describes institutions officially established by the state (国立大学), while ナショナル is a looser katakana modifier used in borrowed compounds like ナショナルチーム.
国こく定ていN1
国立 describes something owned or operated by the national government (e.g. 国立大学), while 国定 describes something merely designated or sanctioned by the state without necessarily being government-run.
王おう立りつ
国立 describes institutions established and run by the state, while 王立 describes institutions established or sponsored by a monarchy.

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県けん立りつN3
県立 designates prefecture-run institutions, whereas 国立 designates institutions run by the national government, a higher administrative level.
都と立りつN1
都立 institutions are funded and run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, while 国立 institutions are run by the national government.

私し立りつN3
国立 institutions are government-operated, whereas 私立 institutions are privately run.
州しゅう立りつ
国立 refers to institutions established by the national government, while 州立 refers to those established by a state within a federal system.
私し学がく
私学 is privately run, whereas 国立 refers to a national, state-run institution.

公こう立りつN2
国立 refers specifically to institutions established by the national government, while 公立 is the broader term covering institutions run by any public body, national or local.

Compound of 国 (country, nation) and 立 (establish, set up). The meaning 'established by the nation' is transparent from the kanji.