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僥倖()

gyoukou

unexpected good fortune; stroke of luck

JLPT N1noun

Word Details

Kanji	僥倖
Reading	ぎょうこう
Romaji	gyoukou
Meaning	unexpected good fortune; stroke of luck
Part of Speech	noun
JLPT Level	JLPT N1

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紡ぐ tsumugu 彩る irodoru 償う tsugunau 憂える ureeru 鋳る iru 儲ける moukeru

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 僥倖 mean in Japanese?

僥倖 (ぎょうこう, gyoukou) means "unexpected good fortune; stroke of luck" in Japanese. It is a JLPT N1 vocabulary word.

How do you pronounce 僥倖?

僥倖 is pronounced "gyoukou" in Japanese. The hiragana reading is ぎょうこう.

What JLPT level is 僥倖?

僥倖 is a JLPT N1 word. JLPT N1 is the advanced level with ~10,000+ words.

僥倖()

gyoukou

unexpected good fortune; stroke of luck

JLPT N1noun

Word Details

Kanji	僥倖
Reading	ぎょうこう
Romaji	gyoukou
Meaning	unexpected good fortune; stroke of luck
Part of Speech	noun
JLPT Level	JLPT N1

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紡ぐ tsumugu 彩る irodoru 償う tsugunau 憂える ureeru 鋳る iru 儲ける moukeru

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 僥倖 mean in Japanese?

僥倖 (ぎょうこう, gyoukou) means "unexpected good fortune; stroke of luck" in Japanese. It is a JLPT N1 vocabulary word.

How do you pronounce 僥倖?

僥倖 is pronounced "gyoukou" in Japanese. The hiragana reading is ぎょうこう.

What JLPT level is 僥倖?

僥倖 is a JLPT N1 word. JLPT N1 is the advanced level with ~10,000+ words.

僥倖(ぎょうこう)

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僥倖(ぎょうこう)

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僥倖()

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