musical note; note symbol
Refers to the written symbol representing a musical sound, as used in sheet music.
He can read the musical notes on the score fluently.
This piece has so many notes that it's hard to read.
I write notes on the sheet music.
phonetic symbol; kana or kanji doubling mark; vowel lengthening mark
In Japanese writing, refers to symbols that indicate pronunciation, such as the long vowel mark (ー), iteration marks (々, ゝ, ヽ), and other phonetic notations.
The 'ー' in 'あー' is a vowel-lengthening phonetic symbol.
A repetition mark is a kind of phonetic symbol that repeats the same kanji.
phonetic component of a kanji
In kanji studies, the part of a character that primarily indicates its pronunciation, as opposed to the semantic component (意符). Often contrasted with 意符.
See also: 意符
In '銅', '同' is the phonetic component, and '金', which represents metal, is the semantic component.
The teacher wrote musical notes on the staff paper.
In kanji analysis, 音符 is the part of a character that shows its pronunciation, while 意符 is the part that shows its meaning.
楽譜 is the whole sheet of music, while 音符 refers to the individual note symbols written on it.
Used for a single note symbol as an item; in music contexts other counters are not natural here.
whole note; semibreve
tuplet
long-vowel mark; macron · long note
triplet
half note; minim
Standard kanji spelling for all senses.
Compound of 音 (sound) and 符 (mark, symbol). The musical sense is the most common; the phonetic-symbol sense extends the idea of a 'sound mark' to writing systems.
sixteenth note; semiquaver
32nd note; demisemiquaver