許嫁いいなずけ also: いいなづけ · きょこん · きょか · ゆいなずけ
Freq. Frequency Top 100,000 Related words 名付け is an abbreviated form of 許婚 , both meaning 'fiancé(e),' but 名付け sounds even more old-fashioned or literary.
許嫁 carries an old-fashioned or traditional nuance, often implying an arrangement made early in life, whereas 婚約者 is the plain modern term for a fiancé(e).
Written forms 許嫁 Usage 28% i Usage for this spelling across all readings, not one reading alone.
いいなずけ gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
Standard kanji spelling for the common reading いいなずけ .
きょか
Sino-Japanese reading of 許嫁 , rarely used.
ゆいなずけ gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
Alternate gikun reading, very rare.
いいなづけ gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
許婚 Usage 56% i Usage for this spelling across all readings, not one reading alone.
いいなずけ gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
Alternate kanji spelling, also read きょこん in some contexts.
きょこん
Sino-Japanese reading of 許婚 , less common than いいなずけ .
いいなづけ gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
いいなずけ Usage 15%
gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
Kana spelling, common in everyday writing.
いいなづけ Usage 1%
gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
Historical kana usage; づ is now usually written ず .
きょか
きょこん
ゆいなずけ
gikun (meaning-based reading) or jukujikun
Etymology The reading いいなずけ is a jukujikun (special kanji reading) combining いい (good) and なずけ (from 名付け , naming), originally referring to a child promised in marriage. The kanji 許嫁 literally mean 'permit' and 'marry into'.
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