実じつ字じ

noun

kanji with a concrete meaning

Refers to kanji that represent tangible objects or concrete concepts, such as 犬 (dog) or 草 (grass), as opposed to abstract or grammatical characters. Used in discussions of kanji classification.

• 「実じつ字じ」とは、具ぐ体たい的てきな意い味みを持もつ漢かん字じのことです。

  Jitsuji refers to kanji that have concrete meanings.

• 漢かん字じを実じつ字じと虚きょ字じに分わける考かんがえ方かたがあります。

  There is a way of classifying kanji into jitsuji (concrete-meaning characters) and kyōji (abstract-meaning characters).