• Nippo Jisho Japanese–Portuguese dictionary. The Rakuyōshū, also known as the Rakuyoshu or Rakuyôshû, is notable as the first dictionary to separate kanji...
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    facsimile edition of this copy was published. Arte da Lingoa de Iapam Rakuyōshū In 2018, it was reported the fourth copy, from the National Library of...
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  • handakuten is an innovation by Portuguese Jesuits, who first used it in the Rakuyōshū. These Jesuits needed to accurately transcribe Japanese sounds, which...
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  • Medieval Japan Jikyōshū Kagakushū Onkochishinsho Wagokuhen Setsuyōshū Rakuyōshū Modern Japan Kokushi Daijiten Shin Meikai kokugo jiten Dai Kan-Wa Jiten...
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  • dictionary collated in the now standard gojūon system, 13,000 entries Rakuyōshū 1598 (Muromachi period) first dictionary to separate kanji pronunciation...
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  • Press published two groundbreaking dictionaries. The 1598 monolingual Rakuyōshū (落葉集, "Collection of Fallen Leaves") gave Sino-Japanese and native Japanese...
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