noun
mixed kanji-kana writing
Refers to the standard Japanese writing style that combines kanji and kana, as opposed to pure kanji or pure kana texts. Often contrasted with 仮名交じり文 (kana-mixed writing).
See also: 仮名交じり文
日本語の文章は、漢字仮名交じり文で書かれることが多い。
Japanese texts are often written in mixed kanji-kana writing.
Standard kanji spelling using 仮名.
Variant with かな instead of 仮名; common in modern writing.
仮名交じり文 emphasizes the mixture of kana with kanji, while 漢字仮名交じり文 explicitly names both scripts. In practice, they are often synonymous.
Compound of 漢字 (kanji), 仮名/かな (kana), 交じり (mixing), and 文 (writing). The term describes the standard mixed-script writing system of Japanese.