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出郷しゅっきょう

しゅっきょう · shukkyou (also spelled shukkyo)

noun

Leaving one's home town, priest going out to teach

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しゅっきょうが
Heiban

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What does 出郷 mean?

Leaving one's home town, priest going out to teach.

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しゅっきょう (shukkyou). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

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