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Kanji for Court
The kanji for “court” is 廷, read tei and written in 7 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
廷
court
Refers to an imperial court, symbolizing dignity and justice.
7 strokes On reading テイ (tei)
Dictionary meanings: courts, imperial court, government office
Readings used for names on Nazuke: tei
Names written with 廷: Stacy 日廷詩 · Stacey 日廷詩 · Stacie 日廷詩 · Modesta 茂廷寿太 · Valdemar 羽瑠廷丸 · Waldemar 羽瑠廷丸 · Mathis 舞廷寿 · Stiven 寿廷勉 · Latisha 良廷紗
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