Results, 駅_

えきまえekimae

noun:

  • in front of station

このkonohonha駅前ekimaeno書店shotende買ったkatta I bought this book at the bookstore in front of the station.

えきでんekiden

noun:

  • long-distance relay race - abbreviation 駅伝競走
  • stagecoach; post horse
えきいんekiin

noun:

  • station attendant

駅員ekiinni連絡renrakuしたshitagaotokohaその場sonobawo立ち去りtachisari改札口kaisatsuguchiwo出てdete行ったitta They contacted the station staff but the man had left the area and gone out through the ticket barrier.

えきちょうekichou

noun:

  • station master
えきべんekiben

noun:

  • boxed lunch bought at a station (often a local specialty)
  • variety of sexual position - vulgar

お昼ohiruha駅弁ekibenniしようshiyou Let's have one of those boxed lunches they sell at train stations.

えきしゃekisha

noun:

  • station building
えきとうekitou

noun:

  • station
えきていekitei

noun:

  • delivery of packages; postal service
使えきしekishiうまやづかいumayazukaiはゆまづかいhayumazukai

noun:

  • official during the ritsuryo period who was allowed to use the state-provided stables and horses - archaism
えきばekiba

noun:

  • post horse; horses used in the post-station system of old Japan - archaism
えきろekiro

noun:

  • post road
えきしekishiold

noun:

  • staff at a horse changing station during the ritsuryo period - archaism
えきナカekiNAKAえきなかekinakaエキナカEKINAKA

noun:

  • shopping area within a train station
えきちかekichika

~の noun / noun:

  • close to a station - colloquialism
えきふekifu

noun:

  • railway employee (porter)
えきかekikaうまやumayaえきやekiya

noun:

  • posthouse; station; post station
えきめいekimei

noun:

  • station name
えきしゅekishu

noun:

  • station worker

Kanji

エキEKI

station


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