일본日本 고지엔(広辞苑,koujien)사전에서 한자(漢字/汉字)정의

일본日本 고지엔広辞苑[광사원,こうじえん ]사전에서 한자(漢字/汉字)정의

The authoritative Japanese dictionary Koujien (1983) defines Han characters to be: …characters that originated among the Chinese to write the Chinese language. They are now used in China, Japan, and Korea. They are logographic (each character represents a word, not just a sound) characters that developed from pictographic and ideographic principles. They are also used phonetically. In Japan they are generally called kanji (Han, that is, Chinese, characters) including the “national characters” (kokuji) such as touge (mountain pass), which have been created using the same principles. They are also called mana (true names, as opposed to kana, false or borrowed names).