福 (ふく, fuku) Japanese meaning: good fortune | Kotomoraに
福
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来
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よう
に
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May good fortune come in the new year.
Good fortune comes to a smiling home.
Usage patterns
福を招くto invite good fortune
This figurine is said to invite good fortune.
福が訪れるfor good fortune to come one's way
I prayed that good fortune would come in the new year.
福を祈るto pray for blessings or good fortune
I prayed at the shrine for my family's good fortune.
Expressions· 17
福善禍淫fortune follows the virtuous, calamity befalls the wicked 残り物に福ありthere is unexpected good in what others have left behind; last but not least; there is fortune in leftovers
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余り物に福があるthere is luck in leftovers; one man's trash is another's treasure
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N1
lucky bag; mystery bag; grab bag
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good news; glad tidings · gospel; teachings of Christ
repose of a soul; happiness in the afterlife
great fortune; good luck · daifuku; rice cake stuffed with sweet bean paste
supreme bliss; beatitude
welfare; well-being; benefits
god of fortune
Fukusuke; large-headed dwarf statue; good-luck charm
fortune; happiness and prosperity
lottery; raffle; prize drawing
plump earlobes; fleshy ears
long life and happiness
feast for the eyes; visual delight
inviting good luck; good luck charm
god of fortune; god of wealth
fukujinzuke; sliced vegetables pickled in soy sauce
homely woman; plain woman · Otafuku mask
all health and happiness; complete well-being
the five blessings
the Beatitudes
richer than it appears; secretly wealthy
beatification
well-being; welfare; benefits and happiness
heavenly blessing · Tenpuku era (1233–1234)
long life and happiness
peace and happiness; health and happiness; well-being; welfare
