Results, 蜜柑

みかんmikanミカンMIKAN

noun:

  • mandarin orange (esp. the satsuma mandarin, Citrus unshiu)

このkonoみかんmikanha食べ頃tabegoroda These oranges are good to eat.

Kanji definition:

ミツMITSUビツBITSU

honey; nectar; molasses

Strokes:
14
Radical:
宀 roof
SKIP:
2-3-11
UTF:
871c
JIS208:
44-10
Hangul:
밀 [mil]
Pinyin:
Stroke order:
Example words:
みつmitsu
nectar; / honey; / honeydew; / treacle; molasses; / sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)
蜜接みっせつmissetsu
close (relationship, connection, etc.); intimate; near; / close (together)
蜜月みつげつmitsugetsu
honeymoon; / in an intimate relationship
蜜蓋掻き器みつがいかききmitsugaikakiki
capping scaper (beekeeping, apiculture)
波羅蜜はらみつharamitsu
pāramitā; perfection; perfection of Buddhist practices or attaining enlightenment; / jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus)

コンKONカンKAN

citrus; orange

Strokes:
9
Radical:
木 tree
SKIP:
1-4-5
UTF:
67d1
JIS208:
20-27
Hangul:
감 [gam]
Pinyin:
gān
Stroke order:
Example words:
柑橘類かんきつるいkankitsurui
citrus fruits
柑子栗毛こうじくりげkoujikurige
sorrel (horse coat color)
蜜柑畑みかんばたけmikanbatake
mandarin plantation
蜜柑の汁みかんのしるmikannoshiru
mandarin orange juice
甘夏柑あまなつかんamanatsukan
sweet (variety of) Watson pomelo

Partial results:

みかんばたけmikanbatake

noun:

  • mandarin plantation
みかんこみばえmikankomibaeミカンコミバエMIKANKOMIBAE

noun:

  • Oriental fruit fly (Bactrocera dorsalis)
ミカンじょうかMIKANjoukaみかんじょうかmikanjouka

noun:

  • hesperidium
ミカンかMIKANkaみかんがmikanga

noun:

  • Rutaceae; citrus family of plants
みかんのしるmikannoshiruミカンのしるMIKANnoshiru

expression / noun:

  • mandarin orange juice

Kanji

ミツMITSUビツBITSU

honey; nectar; molasses

コンKONカンKAN

citrus; orange


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