鬼哭啾啾

Japanese

Kanji in this term
鬼 哭 啾 啾
き
Grade: S 		こく
Hyōgai 		しゅう
Hyōgai 		しゅう
Hyōgai
on'yomi kan'on

Etymology

Compound of 鬼哭(きこく) (kikoku, “the wailing of ghosts”) + 啾啾(しゅうしゅう) (shūshū, “keening, sobbing”)

Adjective

鬼(き)哭(こく)啾(しゅう)啾(しゅう) • (kikokushūshū) ←きこくしうしう (kikokusiusiu)?†-tari (adnominal 鬼(き)哭(こく)啾(しゅう)啾(しゅう)とした (kikokushūshū to shita) or 鬼(き)哭(こく)啾(しゅう)啾(しゅう)たる (kikokushūshū taru), adverbial 鬼(き)哭(こく)啾(しゅう)啾(しゅう)と (kikokushūshū to) or 鬼(き)哭(こく)啾(しゅう)啾(しゅう)として (kikokushūshū to shite))

  1. wailing and keening as the restless dead
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