[いしぶみ, ishibumi] (n) stone monument bearing an inscription; (P) #3524
[めい, mei] (n) inscription #6779
[ひぶん, hibun] (n, adj-no) inscription; epitaph; epigraph; (P) #13546
[さん, san] (n) (1) praise; tribute; (2) inscription (on a painting); (P) #19630
[きほうもん, kihoumon] (n) (obsc) (See 文様) inscription of a fantastic birdlike creature found on Yin and Zhou dynasty bronze ware etc.
[ためがき, tamegaki] (n) dedication (e.g. in books); inscription
[かひ, kahi] (n) tanka inscription
[がさん, gasan] (n) legend over a picture; inscription (legend, writing) on a painting
[きんせきぶん, kinsekibun] (n) epigraph on a stone monument; ancient inscriptions on monuments
[きんぶん, kinbun] (n) Chinese bronze inscriptions; type of lettering used on metal objects, especially in China during the Yin and Zhou dynasties
[こうこつぶん, koukotsubun] (n) ancient inscriptions of Chinese characters on oracle bones and tortoise shells
[こうこつもじ, koukotsumoji] (n) (See 亀甲獣骨文字) ancient inscriptions of Chinese characters on oracle bones and carapaces
[しょたん, shotan] (n, vs) writing an inscription on a stone monument (e.g. before carving it)
[しょうていぶん, shouteibun] (n) bronze-vessel and bell inscriptions
[うわがき, uwagaki] (n, vs) (1) { comp } address; inscription; superscription; (2) overwriting (e.g. data, file)
[せっけい;せっきょう;せきけい, sekkei ; sekkyou ; sekikei] (n) inscription of scripture on stone
[せっこくぶん, sekkokubun] (n) stone inscription; epigraphy
[ぞうぞうき, zouzouki] (n) record of information about a Buddhist statue (usu. an inconspicuous inscription on the statue)
[とうのばんめい, tounobanmei] (n) inscription on the bathtub of King Tang ("If you can renovate yourself one day, then you can do so every day, and keep doing so day after day.")
[ひめい, himei] (n, adj-no) inscription; epitaph
[ぼし, boshi] (n) epitaph; inscription on a tomb
[ぼひめい, bohimei] (n) epitaph; inscription on a tombstone
[めいをきざむ, meiwokizamu] (exp, v5m) to engrave an inscription
[めいうつ, meiutsu] (v5t, vi) to engrave an inscription; to call (designate) itself; to mark; to label
[めいぶん, meibun] (n) inscription
[いんきょもじ, inkyomoji] (n) (See 甲骨文字) ancient inscriptions of Chinese characters on oracle bones and carapaces
[さん, san] (n) a style of Chinese poetry; legend or inscription on a picture