noun
Rare standalone noun. In modern Japanese, these meanings are usually expressed by compounds like 目標, 標識, or 目印.
古い文書では、「標」が目印や目標の意味で使われることがある。
In old documents, 標 can be used to mean a mark or target.
noun
plain wood showing seating order at court
Archaic term for a plain wooden marker indicating official seating order at the imperial court.
「標」は、昔の朝廷で官人の席次を示す木札を指した。
標 referred to a wooden plaque showing the seating order of officials at the ancient court.
noun
Archaic term for a nameplate or identification tag.
古い時代には、「標」が名札としても用いられた。
In ancient times, 標 was also used as a nameplate.
Common modern word for 'target' or 'goal', unlike the rare standalone 標.
Standard word for 'sign' or 'marker', used in traffic signs and labels.
Everyday word for a visual mark or landmark.
The kanji 標 is associated with marks, signs, and targets. The standalone noun use is rare and largely replaced by compounds in modern Japanese.