Moto 寮: Dormitory; Hostel; VillaKanji meaning, readings, and the words that use it
- On'yomi
- リョウ
- Level
- JLPT N1Jōyō, secondary school
- Words
- 39 in the dictionary
Words that use the on'yomi (リョウ)
- 寮りょうhostel; dormitory
- 寮母りょうぼhousemother; dorm mother
- 寮生りょうせいboarder; boarding student
- 寮費りょうひboarding-expenses
- ご寮人ごりょうにんmistress; madam
- 入寮にゅうりょうmoving into a dormitory
- 入寮式にゅうりょうしきentrance ceremony (when students enter a dormitory)
- 全寮ぜんりょうwhole dormitory; every dormitory
- 全寮制ぜんりょうせいsystem where all students live in dormitories; residential system
- 大学寮だいがくりょうformer central university of Kyoto (established under the ritsuryo system for the training of government administrators)
- 女子寮じょしりょうwomen's dormitory
- 女男性寮めおせいりょうco-ed dormitory; mixed student accommodation
- 学寮がくりょうstudent hostel; dormitory (e.g. for factory workers)
- 学生寮がくせいりょうstudent accommodation; student dormitory
- 寄宿寮きしゅくりょうboarding house; school dormitory
- 寮則りょうそくdormitory rules
- 寮棟りょうとうdormitory building; dormitory hall
- 寮歌りょうかdormitory song
- 寮父りょうふhousefather; dorm father
- 寮生活りょうせいかつlife in a dormitory; dormitory life
- 寮監りょうかんhousemaster; resident advisor
- 寮育りょういくrehabilitation (e.g. of disabled children)
- 寮舎りょうしゃdormitory
- 寮長りょうちょうdormitory leader; dormitory superintendent
- 工員寮こういんりょうdormitory for factory workers
- 御寮人ごりょうにんmistress; madam
- 母子寮ぼしりょうhome for mothers and children
- 独身寮どくしんりょうhostel for bachelors
- 社員寮しゃいんりょうcompany dormitory
- 自治寮じちりょうstudent hostel partly managed by the residents
- 花嫁御寮はなよめごりょうbride
- 茶寮ちゃりょうtea-ceremony room; tea-ceremony hut
- 退寮たいりょうmoving out of a dormitory
- 雅楽寮ががくりょうgovernment office in charge of court music (ritsuryo period)
Other readings
- 和御寮わごりょyou
- 大炊寮おおいりょうBureau of the Imperial Palace Kitchens (under the ritsuryo system)
- 我御寮わごりょyou
- 玄蕃寮げんばりょうThe Agency for Buddhists and Foreigners (ritsuryo system)
- 陰陽寮おんようりょうBureau of Onmyō; government office in charge of astronomical observations, divination and calendar making (under the ritsuryo system)
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