Refers to the art or practice of archery, often in a traditional or martial context. Cross-referenced with 弓術.
See also: 弓術
He is devoted to archery practice.
General term for a mapping or function, used in mathematics and related fields.
In category theory, a morphism (also called an arrow) between objects. The term 射 is standard in this context.
This mapping is a function from set A to set B.
In category theory, morphisms between objects are a fundamental concept.
radiation; emission; radiating
reflection; reverberation · reflex
shooting; firing; marksmanship
injection; shot; jab
shoot dead; shoot to death
irradiation; radiation; beaming · exposure (to light); illumination
range; effective range
jet; spray; emission · rocket propulsion; jet propulsion
shooting; firing; emitting; ejection; projection; injection
rapid fire; continuous shooting
indiscriminate shooting; random shooting; firing blindly
projection (of an image)
direct fire; direct rays; direct exposure
incidence
sweeping fire; strafing; mowing down
target practice; marksmanship · target shooting (at a fair)
test firing; trial shooting
rapid fire; quick firing
solar radiation; insolation
radiation
speculation; gambling spirit; seeking luck
synchrotron radiation
projection
high-angle fire; curved trajectory fire
heatstroke
volley; salvo; simultaneous firing
fringed iris; Japanese iris
firing; launching; shooting; discharge; catapulting
prone shooting; shooting from a prone position
flanking fire
The kanji 射 means 'shoot' or 'archery'. The reading しゃ is the on'yomi. The mathematical uses are extensions of the idea of projecting or mapping one thing to another.