Results, *叉

こうさkousa Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • crossing; intersection
  • (genetic) crossing over - Biology term

honnomichiga十文字juumonjini交差kousaしているshiteiru The two roads cut across the street from us.

またmata

noun:

  • crotch; crutch; groin; thigh
  • fork (in a tree, road, river, etc.); tines (of a fork)
やしゃyasha

noun:

  • yaksha (Buddhist guardian deities sometimes depicted as demonic warriors) - From Sanskrit "yaksa"
らくしゃrakusha

noun:

  • lakh; 100,000 (Indian numbering system) - From Sanskrit
てっさtessairr.

noun:

  • railway frog
こんごうやしゃkongouyasha

noun:

  • Vajrayaksa
しこうさshikousa

noun:

  • optic chiasma; optic chiasm
さかまたsakamata

noun:

ししんけいこうさshishinkeikousa

noun:

  • optic chiasma; optic chiasm - obscure term 視交叉
ひばまたhibamataヒバマタHIBAMATA

noun:

  • Arctic wrack (Fucus evanescens)
おんさonsa

noun:

  • tuning fork
ていさteisa

noun:

  • fourchette
さんせんさsansensa

noun:

  • trident dagger - Martial Arts term
つのまたtsunomata

noun:

  • red algae
みつまたmitsumataみつまたmitsumataさんさsansa

noun / ~の noun:

  • three-pronged fork; trident
さすまたsasumatairr.サスマタSASUMATA

noun:

  • sasumata; man catcher; two-pronged weapon for catching criminals
ふたまたfutamata

noun / ~の noun:

  • bifurcation
  • parting of the ways
  • two-timing - colloquialism

あのano二股futamataotokowo懲らしめkorashimeteやるyaruからkaraちょっとchotto待っmatete! Just wait till I get my hands on that two-timing bastard!

かなまたkanamata

noun:

  • metal fork (used to poke a fire)
ひぎょうやしゃhigyouyasha

noun:

  • flying yaksha - Buddhism term 夜叉
きのまたkinomata

noun:

  • crotch of a tree

Kanji

SAシャSHAサイSAIまたmata

fork in road; crotch


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