Results, 沙_

すなsunaいさごisagoすなごsunagoいさごisago

noun:

  • sand; grit
  • gold dust; silver dust すなご

後ろ足ushiroashidesunawoかけるkakeruようなyounaことkotowoしたshita He raised his heel against me.

さばくsabaku

noun:

  • desert

サハラSAHARAha広大なkoudaina砂漠sabakuですdesu The Sahara is a vast desert.

さきゅうsakyuuしゃきゅうshakyuu

noun:

  • sand dune; sand hill
さたsata Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • affair; state; incident; issue; matter
  • verdict; sentence
  • directions; orders; command; instructions
  • notice; information; communication; news; message; tidings; update

kareha若いwakaitokiとやかくtoyakakuとりtori沙汰sataされたsareta When he was young, he was the talk of town.

karegaしたshitaことkotoha狂気kyoukino沙汰satatoしかshika言いようがなかったiiyouganakatta What he did was nothing less than madness.

ごかいgokaiirr.

noun:

  • ragworm; sandworm; clam worm (Hediste)
さえんsaen

noun:

  • haze near the water - obscure term
サゴSAGO

noun:

  • sago (edible sago palm starch) - From Dutch サゴ椰子
しゃらsharaさらsara

noun:

  • sal (tree) (Shorea robusta); saul 沙羅双樹
  • Japanese stewartia (Stewartia pseudocamellia) 夏椿
さわちsawachiさはちsahachiさわちsawachiさはちsahachiすなばちsunabachi

noun:

  • platter; serving plate さらばち皿鉢料理
  • crown of the head - archaism
  • flower arrangement in a shallow vase, using sand 砂鉢
はぜhaze

noun:

  • goby (fish)
  • yellowfin goby (Acanthogobius flavimanus) 真鯊
しゃみshamiさみsami

noun:

  • male Buddhist novice
いさごむしisagomushi

noun:

  • caddis worm; caddis-worm (caddisfly larva) 飛螻蛄
させきsasekiしゃせきshasekiobs.

noun:

  • sand and stone; pebble
しゃもんshamonさもんsamon

noun:

  • shramana (wandering monk) - Buddhism term

Kanji

SAシャSHAすなsunaよなげるyonageru

sand


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