geiban
Geiban is a romanized string that can refer to several distinct terms in East Asian languages, and it does not have a single universal definition in English. Its meaning depends on the language, the characters used, and the context in which it appears. Because geiban can correspond to multiple character sequences, the precise sense is language- and source-dependent.
In Japanese contexts, geiban may be encountered as part of compounds formed with kanji for “false,” “imitation,”
In Chinese contexts, pinyin geiban is not a standard standalone term and can represent different character
Because geiban lacks a single, widely recognized definition in English-language reference works, precise interpretation requires examination
See also: disambiguation of pinyin sequences and kanji compounds, and language-specific references for terms with similar