Japanese-Lithuanian Hieroglyphs Dictionary
- Japanese-Lithuanian Hieroglyphs Dictionary
Japanese-Lithuanian Hieroglyphs Dictionary ( _lt. Japonų-lietuvių kalbų hieroglifų žodynas) is the Japanese-Lithuanian dictionary. It is the first and the only one Japanese-Lithuanian dictionary that has been published in Lithuania. Author - hab. dr. Dalia Švambarytė.
In the dictionary, there are total 3763 kanji.
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