干満

干 (kan, “to go down”, verb) +‎ 満 (man, “to be full”, verb)

• (Tokyo) かんまん [kàńmáń] (Heiban – [0])
• IPA^(key): [kã̠mːã̠ɴ]

• Homophones: 完満, 緩慢

干(かん)満(まん) • (kanman) 

1. ebb and flow (flowing out and in of the tide)
   • 2016 July 22, “取(と)り繕(つくろ)い”, in 異界月 [Eldritch Moon], Wizards of the Coast:

     イニストラードの銀(ぎん)の月(つき)が引(ひ)き起(お)こす動(うご)きは、潮(しお)の干(かん)満(まん)だけではありません。パターンを学(まな)べば、あなたもそれと魅(み)惑(わく)的(てき)な繋(つな)がりを持(も)てるでしょう。

     Inisutorādo no gin no tsuki ga hikiokosu ugoki wa, shio no kanman dake de wa arimasen. Patān o manabe ba, anata mo soreto miwakuteki na tsunagari o moteru de shō.

     There are tides beyond those in the sea that are driven by Innistrad’s silver moon. If you learn their patterns, you can channel them in fascinating ways.

• 満(み)ち引(ひ)き (michihiki)
• 満(み)ち干(ひ) (michihi)