Results, しんすい

しんすいshinsui Inflection

noun / ~する noun / ~の noun:

  • inundation; submersion; flood

そのsonoボートBOOTOha浸水shinsuiし始めてshihajimeteまもなくmamonaku沈んだshizunda The boat began to take in water and soon sank.

しんすいshinsui Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • adoration; admiration
  • devotion

学生gakuseiたちtachihakareni心酔shinsuiしていたshiteita His students adored him.

しんすいshinsui Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • (ship's) launching

新しいatarashiiオイルOIRUタンカーTANKAAga進水shinsuiしたshita A new oil tanker was launched.

しんすいshinsui

noun:

  • fuel and water; firewood and water
  • gathering firewood and drawing water; kitchen work; housework
しんすいshinsui

~の noun:

じんずいjinzuiしんすいshinsuiしんずいshinzuiじんすいjinsui

noun:

  • water offered to God; water drunk before an altar to symbolize the making of a vow
  • miracle-working water
  • water which gathers in the nodes of bamboo after falling as rain at noon on the 5th day of the 5th month (lunar calendar), thought to be effective when used in medicines
しんすいshinsui

noun:

  • shinsui (cultivar of nashi, Pyrus pyrifolia)

Partial results:

しんすいくうかんshinsuikuukan

noun:

  • space or area for water-lovers
しんすいしきshinsuishiki

noun:

  • launching ceremony; ceremonial ship launching
しんすいのろうshinsuinorou

expression / noun:

  • menial services (e.g. kitchen work); serving one's master unsparingly - usu. as 薪水の労をとる
しんすいきゅうよれいshinsuikyuuyorei

noun:

  • Order for the Provision of Firewood and Water (1842)
しんすいきshinsuiki

noun:

  • hydrophilic group
しんすいコロイドshinsuiKOROIDO

noun:

  • hydrophilic colloid
しんすいせいshinsuisei

~の noun / noun:

Kanji

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